New CFO Michele Wingate is redefining how Penn Medicine Medical Group approaches capital allocation, partnerships, and ...

Someone who bought a scratch-off ticket at a Pittsburgh hospital won the top prize of $1.5 million. The Pennsylvania Lottery said the winning ticket was sold at UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital on Halket ...

The other owner of West Suburban Medical Center says he is working on getting the hospital back open after it was abruptly closed by his business partner last week. Rathnaker Reddy, who owns the West ...

Sixteen years after the Affordable Care Act expanded access to healthcare for millions of Pennsylvanians, Democratic lawmakers and advocates are pushing back against recent federal cuts that could ...

President Donald Trump has attacked the Affordable Care Act, calling it the "Unaffordable Care Act," and argued it should be ...

For decades, surviving a heart attack has come with a lifelong prescription: Stay on medications called beta-blockers to help protect your heart. But doctors are taking a closer look at whether ...

This month's shuttering of Heights University Hospital left New Jersey's second-largest city with just one emergency room, sparking community outcry as local leaders weigh their legal options. As ...

Lifecycle Wellness and Birth Center, one of the oldest independent birth centers in the country, became a destination for women with low-risk pregnancies who wanted a different kind of delivery, one ...

The potential merger between Maimonides Health and NYC Health + Hospitals hit a potential hitch that could delay the move. On March 23, the New York Attorney General's Charities Bureau decided against ...

Trinity Capital, an international alternative asset manager, committed $50 million in growth capital to Sage Health, a full-risk primary care and wellness provider serving Medicare-eligible seniors.

There are no shortcuts for physician leaders to engage frontline staff in innovation initiatives, says this CMO.

The clash between payers and providers over AI-driven coding is intensifying, with insurers arguing that documentation tools are inflating reimbursement without corresponding care.