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Community forums in May
The Oregon Prescription Drug Affordability Board is hosting community forums to hear from patients, caregivers and other Oregonians about the cost of medications and how it impacts their lives. In-person community forums will be held May 5 in Salem, May 6 in Redmond, May 12 in Portland, and May 18 in Beaverton. Online community forums will be held May 11, May 13, and the online board meeting on May 20. Find meeting times, locations, and Zoom information on the flyers:
The May 13 meeting will be in Spanish. May 11 and May 20 meetings will have Spanish interpretation offered in a Zoom channel. American Sign Language interpretation will be provided at the May 20 meeting and upon request at any of the other meetings. Anyone needing American Sign Language interpretation for the community forums or other assistance due to a disability or language barrier can send an email or call 971-374-3724 at least 48 hours ahead of the meeting.
Foros comunitarios en mayo
La Junta de Asequibilidad de Medicamentos Recetados de Oregon está organizando foros comunitarios en persona y en línea en mayo. Estos foros son para escuchar a los pacientes, cuidadores de pacientes y otras personas acerca de los medicamentos recetados que la junta revisará este año. Guarde las fechas en su calendario para eventos en Portland, Salem, Redmond, Beaverton y en línea.
The next PDAB meeting is:
Wednesday, May 20, 2026 8 A.M. Pacific Time
Register here
Agenda materials
About the PDAB
The Oregon Prescription Drug Affordability Board is established in the Department of Consumer and Business Services under ORS 646A.693 to protect residents of Oregon, state and local governments, commercial health plans, health care providers, pharmacies licensed in Oregon and others within the health care system in this state from the high costs of prescription drugs. To learn more about the board’s work, see the FAQ page.
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