The grant is part of the U.S. Department of Justice’s “Bridging Immigration Related Deficits Experienced Nationwide” program.

Central Health's board of managers approved a $1.015 billion fiscal year 2026-27 budget with $54 million in new funding for crisis and mental health services in Travis County.

The wellness sanctuary is drenched in light and features a multi-layer hydrotherapy experience that offers guests the ...

CareTrust REIT (NYSE: CTRE) announced Tuesday an approximately $400 million acquisition of a large portfolio of skilled nursing facilities with more ...

Josh Jergensen, president and COO of PACS Group (NYSE: PACS), said Tuesday that the nursing home giant is just getting started on its growth plans ...

In a recent meeting with the Sentinel, UCSC Chancellor Cynthia Larive spoke of the state, and standing, of higher education at a national level, including manifestos coming from the Trump ...

After jewelry artist Betty Cooke died at age 100, her Ruxton home went up for sale. Now, after a major makeover, it's back on ...

Woonsocket's City Council defeated a ban on license plate readers, ratified a firefighters contract, and approved a Main ...

Mental health and substance use treatment took center stage Tuesday as Travis County leaders and Central Health outlined ...

People in Gorseinon can find about more about plans to close 30 beds at their local hospital on Wednesday. Swansea Bay ...

Wellington Hospital’s emergency department has closed off part of a corridor this week to accommodate extra beds as patient ...

Legal appeals between competing North Carolina health systems have stalled more than 1,100 approved acute care beds statewide since 2020, according to a Sept. 14 Carolina Public Press analysis. The ...