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Representative Nancy Nathanson

Democrat - District 13 - Eugene

Capitol Phone: 503-986-1413
Capitol Address: 900 Court St. NE, H-279, Salem, Oregon 97301
District Address: PO Box 41895 Eugene, OR 97404
Email:  Rep.NancyNathanson@oregonlegislature.gov
Website: https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/nathanson

 

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collapse Year : 2026 ‎(12)
Oregon policy among state laws slowing private equity healthcare deals, report finds Oregon Capital Chronicle, 8/18 
Wyden hears Lane County residents’ complaints about U.S. healthcare systemLookOut Eugene-Springfield, 8/12 
PeaceHealth’s reversal followed lobbying from elected officialsLookout Eugene-Springfield, 5/7 
Leaked records add to PeaceHealth ER controversyOPB, 4/15 
PeaceHealth leadership under fire after executive placed on leaveEugene Register-Guard, 4/10 
Oregon would temporarily bar expanded tax benefits for data centers ...Portland Tribune, 3/3 
Oregon will partially disconnect state tax code from federal...OPB, 2/26 
Lawmakers press PeaceHealth, ApolloMD for business details of ER switchLookout Eugene-Springfield, 2/25 
Funding loss could shut down 30+ Oregon wildfire cameras ...Fox12 Oregon, 2/22 
Opinion: We’re the Democrats advocating to lower your taxesThe Oregonian, 2/15 
Oregon Dems propose partial split from federal tax code ...Oregon Capital Chronicle, 2/2 
Oregon lawmaker pushes for urgent care standardsThe Lund Report, 1/8 
collapse Year : 2025 ‎(6)
Optum-owned Oregon Medical Group is ending Eugene-area obstetric servicesThe Lund Report, 8/13 
Eugene and Oregon Have A Pharmacy CrisisEugene Weekly, 5/29 
Oregon health insurers, hospitals oppose bill to establish oversight by state justice departmentThe Lund Report, 3/20 
Lawmakers express frustration with ODOT, share initial accountability measures for billStatesman Journal, 3/19 
‘Noncompetes’ on chopping block as providers are kept from caring for OregoniansThe Lund Report, 2/13 
Eugene Lawmakers' Legislative PrioritiesRegister Guard, 1/19 
collapse Year : 2024 ‎(18)
Lawmakers call for curbs on UnitedHealth's growing empireSTAT, 12/23 
New Health Services Available in Lane CountyKVAL, 11/19 
Future of Health Care Innovation in Lane County - VideoLane County, 11/18 
UO Using AI to Spot WildfiresThe Oregonian, 6/21 
Optum faces new scrutinyThe Oregonian, 5/16 
OMG will not enforce non-competesKEZI 9 News, 5/10 
Optum announcementPortland Business Journal, 5/10 
Affect of FTC banning non-competesKEZI 9 News, 4/25 
Optum legal tactics endanger OregoniansThe Lund Report, 4/25 
Lawmakers implore Optum to drop physician noncompetesPortland Business Journal, 4/24 
Nathanson's efforts to reduce hospital lossKLCC, 4/3 
Optum tells patients to seek care elsewhere as physicians leaveThe Oregonian, 3/27 
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collapse Year : 2026 ‎(3)
Tax Fairness3/4/2026 
Streamlining Background Checks and Credentialing2/27/2026 
Urgent Care Clinics - Setting Minimum Standards2/18/2026 
collapse Year : 2025 ‎(16)
Rail - Multi-State Collaboration5/7/2025 
Affordable Housing - Limited Equity Cooperatives4/16/2025 
Simplify and Consolidate Background Checks4/16/2025 
PBMs, Pharmacies, & PSAOs as Third Party Administrators4/16/2025 
Corporate Practice of Medicine - Prohibit Noncompetes4/3/2025 
Corporate Practice of Medicine - Physician in Charge4/3/2025 
Attorney General Authority in Health Care4/2/2025 
Reduce Regulatory Burdens for Behavioral Health Providers (Credentialing & Empaneling)3/6/2025 
Simplify and Consolidate Background Checks2/27/2025 
Oregon Hazards Lab2/20/2025 
Rail - Passenger Rail Plan Updates2/18/2025 
Improve, Speed Up, and Streamline Background Checks2/18/2025 
Rail - Multi-State Collaboration2/18/2025 
Urgent Care Clinics1/31/2025 
Drug Safety and Mail Order Prescriptions1/31/2025 
Nurse Workforce Shortage1/29/2025 
collapse Year : 2024 ‎(2)
PBM Regulation and Transparency 3/6/2024 
Access to Care (Eugene Hospital Closure) 3/5/2024 
collapse Year : 2023 ‎(12)
Economic Development Incentives Package 6/21/2023 
Affordable Housing: Limited Equity Cooperatives6/20/2023 
Cybersecurity Center of Excellence6/19/2023 
K-12 School Accountability Measures6/18/2023 
Pharmacy Benefit Manager Reform6/14/2023 
Early Learning Workforce Diversification4/27/2023 
Opioid Misuse 4/3/2023 
Urban Search and Rescue3/21/2023 
Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs)3/14/2023 
Cybersecurity Public Records Exemption for Security3/9/2023 
Passenger Rail Investments 2/24/2023 
Certified Public Accountants Certification 2/24/2023 
collapse Year : 2022 ‎(4)
Remonstrance: Cybersecurity to meet urgent threat2/28/2022 
HB 4124: Audit of K-12 Testing2/28/2022 
HB 4055: Harvest Tax2/24/2022 
HB 4125: Renters' fee fairness 2/18/2022 
collapse Year : 2021 ‎(6)
Procurement Process: Reforming state purchasing7/15/2021 
OLCC Reform: Reducing red tape for small distilleries7/15/2021 
Privacy of Videoconferencing: Protecting Oregonians from unwanted recording4/20/2021 
Resiliency Stockpile: Preparation for emergencies2/16/2021 
Urban Search and Rescue: Recapitalizing SPIRE grant2/16/2021 
Standard Rental Application: Reducing rental application fees2/16/2021 
collapse Year : 2020 ‎(5)
Specialized emergency response: USAR, Urban Search and Rescue9/22/2020 
HB 4010: Opportunity Zones in Oregon 5/28/2020 
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collapse Year : 2026 ‎(11)
Warren, Hoyle, Wyden, Merkley, Ocasio-Cortez, Subramanyam Introduce Legislation Modeled on Oregon’s First-in-the-Nation Law to Block Corporate Takeovers of Medical Practices9/16/2026 
Sen Wyden Field Hearing on heath care- NN opening statement8/28/2026 
Oregon Law Prevails: Local Healthcare Providers Remain in Control of Medical Decisions in Eugene5/6/2026 
Eugene Lawmakers Call for Accountability Following PeaceHealth Executive Leave4/10/2026 
Bills Passed as Chief Sponsor3/17/2026 
Oregon Senate Acts to Ease Bottleneck in Caregiver Workforce3/4/2026 
Urgent Care Services Are Clearer, More Predictable ...3/3/2026 
Making Health Care More Affordable, Bill Protecting No-Cost Vaccine Coverage Clears Legislature3/3/2026 
OHAZ Wildfire Cameras Letter of Support 2/26/2026 
Letter to Apollo MD2/24/2026 
Oregon House Passes Bill Setting Minimum Requirements for Urgent Care Clinics2/18/2026 
collapse Year : 2024 ‎(15)
Optum faces new scrutiny after fumbled arrival in Eugene, but it’s already entrenched - The Oregonian5/13/2024 
OMG announces they will not enforce non-compete contract clauses - KEZI 9 News5/13/2024 
Optum agrees to not enforce noncompete agreements - Portland Business Journal5/10/2024 
Optum will let doctors who quit Oregon Medical Group treat local patients, lawmakers say - The Lund Report5/10/2024 
Effects of the FTC's banning non-competes in the medical field - KEZI 9 News5/3/2024 
Optum Legal Tactics Endanger Oregonians, Lawmakers Say - The Lund Report4/26/2024 
Oregon Lawmakers Implore Optum to Drop Physician Noncompete Agreements - Portland Business Journal4/25/2024 
Filling the gap: Rep. Nathanson's efforts to reduce PeaceHealth loss - KLCC4/4/2024 
Optum tells patients to seek care elsewhere - The Oregonian4/4/2024 
How the closure of Eugene’s only hospital is impacting emergency services - OPB's Think Out Loud3/6/2024 
Oregon Lawmakers' Health Care Priorities for 2024 Session 2/22/2024 
Proposed House Bill Aims to Shorten Hospital Wait Times2/16/2024 
Oregon Bill Would Help Eugene After PeaceHealth Hospital Closure2/16/2024 
Oregon Lawmakers Try Again on PBM Regulations2/16/2024 
Oregon Cybersecurity Center of Excellence2/16/2024 
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Bills Passed as Chief Sponsor3/17/2026 
  
  
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collapse Year : 2026 ‎(5)
August 2026 - Data Centers and Vote by Mail8/28/2026 
July 2026 - Surveillance Pricing and Legislative Updates7/21/2026 
March 2026 - Legislature Finishes Significant Work3/21/2026 
January 2026 - Innovation Corridor UO and a Town Hall1/17/2026 
December 2025 - Federal actions, Oregon challenges1/8/2026 
collapse Year : 2025 ‎(7)
Early November 202511/8/2025 
August to September - Economic forecast and Transportation funding9/18/2025 
July- Legislative Session Recap- Highlights and Progress7/30/2025 
May to June - Close-Out Weeks at the Capitol6/19/2025 
April - Making Progress in Salem4/29/2025 
February - Legislative Perspective on Federal Actions2/18/2025 
January - New Year, New Assembly, New Session2/3/2025 
collapse Year : 2024 ‎(5)
December - Community Updates, Big Ideas, Happy Moments1/3/2025 
September - Building Tiny Homes and Better Health Care11/6/2024 
July - Health Care, Housing, and Transportation7/15/2024 
February - Four weeks down, one to go3/11/2024 
January - Preparing for 2024 Legislative Session 1/16/2024 
collapse Year : 2023 ‎(6)
Fall11/2/2023 
Summer Legislative Wrap Up8/7/2023 
Summer - Wildfire, Road projects, and Alerts7/28/2023 
Spring 6/7/2023 
January-February 3/13/2023 
December 1/3/2023 
collapse Year : 2022 ‎(3)
Summer 20228/17/2022 
March 20224/6/2022 
January 20222/2/2022 
collapse Year : 2021 ‎(4)
Fall 20211/13/2022 
June-July 20217/20/2021 
March-April 20215/26/2021 
January-February 20213/4/2021 
collapse Year : 2020 ‎(22)
November-December 202012/31/2020 
August-September-October 202011/4/2020 
Wildfire and coronavirus update 9/179/17/2020 
Wildfire resources and updates 9/119/11/2020 
Coronavirus update #149/5/2020 
June-July 20208/11/2020 
Coronavirus update #136/18/2020 
April-May 20206/3/2020 
Coronavirus update #125/26/2020 
Coronavirus update #115/18/2020 
Coronavirus update #105/11/2020 
Coronavirus update #94/29/2020 
Coronavirus update #84/22/2020 
February-March 20204/22/2020 
Coronavirus update #74/14/2020 
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collapse Year : 2026 ‎(12)
Warren, Hoyle, Wyden, Merkley, Ocasio-Cortez, Subramanyam Introduce Legislation Modeled on Oregon’s First-in-the-Nation Law to Block Corporate Takeovers of Medical Practices9/16/2026 
Sen Wyden Field Hearing on heath care- NN opening statement8/28/2026 
PeaceHealth and Eugene Emergency Physicians Statement5/14/2026 
Oregon Law Prevails: Local Healthcare Providers Remain in Control of Medical Decisions in Eugene5/6/2026 
Eugene Lawmakers Call for Accountability Following PeaceHealth Executive Leave4/10/2026 
Bills Passed as Chief Sponsor3/17/2026 
Oregon Senate Acts to Ease Bottleneck in Caregiver Workforce3/4/2026 
Urgent Care Services Are Clearer, More Predictable ...3/3/2026 
Making Health Care More Affordable, Bill Protecting No-Cost Vaccine Coverage Clears Legislature3/3/2026 
OHAZ Wildfire Cameras Letter of Support 2/26/2026 
Letter to Apollo MD2/24/2026 
Oregon House Passes Bill Setting Minimum Requirements for Urgent Care Clinics2/18/2026 
collapse Year : 2025 ‎(13)
Bills passed as Chief Sponsor7/7/2025 
Oregon House Approves Landmark Wildfire and Revenue Reform Package6/24/2025 
AI Deepfakes6/13/2025 
Oregon Moves to Comply with SCOTUS Ruling, Returning Surplus from Tax Sales6/11/2025 
U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren, House Majority Leader Ben Bowman, Rep. Nathanson React to Governor Signing SB 9516/10/2025 
Legislature Passes Bill to Streamline Background Checks, Clean Up Red Tape, and Help Oregonians Get to Work6/3/2025 
ALS Awareness Month - Honoring Vic Gilliam5/29/2025 
Remonstrance - Cybersecurity and Federal Abandonment5/8/2025 
Ban on Noncompete Contracts5/6/2025 
Oregon Legislature Passes Rail Partnership Bill, Opening the Door to a Faster, More Connected Future4/29/2025 
Rail - Multi-State Collaboration (HB 3233)4/29/2025 
Oregon House Unanimously Passes Bill to Strengthen Protections for Pharmacies and Regulate Pharmacy Services Administrative Organizations (PSAOs)4/16/2025 
 Tariffs and Economic Outlook, report from PSU economist2/17/2025 
collapse Year : 2024 ‎(22)
JCIMT Holds Hearing on Current and Future Uses of AI in Oregon11/6/2024 
Transforming Healthcare in Lane County - LCMS9/30/2024 
Optum faces new scrutiny after fumbled arrival in Eugene, but it’s already entrenched - The Oregonian5/13/2024 
OMG announces they will not enforce non-compete contract clauses - KEZI 9 News5/13/2024 
Optum agrees to not enforce noncompete agreements - Portland Business Journal5/10/2024 
Optum will let doctors who quit Oregon Medical Group treat local patients, lawmakers say - The Lund Report5/10/2024 
Legislators Successfully Intervene to Limit Disruption in Constituents’ Health Care5/9/2024 
Effects of the FTC's banning non-competes in the medical field - KEZI 9 News5/3/2024 
Optum Legal Tactics Endanger Oregonians, Lawmakers Say - The Lund Report4/26/2024 
Oregon Lawmakers Implore Optum to Drop Physician Noncompete Agreements - Portland Business Journal4/25/2024 
Filling the gap: Rep. Nathanson's efforts to reduce PeaceHealth loss - KLCC4/4/2024 
Optum tells patients to seek care elsewhere - The Oregonian4/4/2024 
Bills passed as Chief Sponsor3/19/2024 
Rep. Nathanson Celebrates Passage of PBM Reform Bill Helping Consumers and Pharmacies 3/7/2024 
How the closure of Eugene’s only hospital is impacting emergency services - OPB's Think Out Loud3/6/2024 
Access to Care - Response to Eugene Hospital Closure3/1/2024 
PBM Reform & Transparency2/23/2024 
Oregon Lawmakers' Health Care Priorities for 2024 Session 2/22/2024 
Proposed House Bill Aims to Shorten Hospital Wait Times2/16/2024 
Oregon Bill Would Help Eugene After PeaceHealth Hospital Closure2/16/2024 
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