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Finding from the Student Health Survey A new state Student Health Survey (SHS) report developed with Oregon youth reveals that more than one in five eighth and eleventh graders experienced unmet mental or physical health care needs in 2022. Key themes from the report include: A call to action to support youth Meaningfully addressing barriers…
News release from the Oregon Health Authority Just in time for open enrollment, the Oregon Health Insurance Marketplace has rolled out an upgraded Window Shopping tool at OregonHealthCare.gov. Starting Oct. 15, people in Oregon can use the tool to easily compare 2026 health plans, check if their doctors and prescriptions are covered and see how much…
Learn how to recognize and support mental health challenges with hope, connection, and resources. The training is located in Corvallis, register for location details