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From The Oregonian – February 22, 2003, no longer online Multnomah County notified the Oregon Department of Human Services on Friday that it is terminating its mental health outpatient contract under the Oregon Health Plan because of drastically cut state money. The decision could mean the end of county-provided help to about 10,000 indigent adults […]
From the East Oregonian, August 30, 2002 – not available elsewhere online The Office of Mental Health and Addiction Services identified “serious deficiencies” in the Umatilla County Mental Health Program in an incident review dated Wednesday. A letter to David Cooley, director of the county program, said the incident review stemmed from “a complaint from […]
From The Oregonian, April 25, 1998 Multnomah County has taken over operation of a nonprofit mental health clinic overburdened by debt and unable to pay its employees. Operations of the Garlington Center for Behavioral Mental Health Care, one of the primary mental health clinics in North and Northeast Portland, continued Friday under the county and […]
From The Oregonian, Friday, March 6, 1998 The state will monitor a Portland mental health center to assure that seriously emotionally disturbed preschool children continue to receive services in the wake of a turnover in clinic staff. Madeline Olson, assistant administrator for the state Mental Health and Developmental Disability Services Division, said that staff members […]
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