The new CEO for the Center for Independent Living of Central Pennsylvania has helped lead the organization from its infancy in Cumberland County.

Terri L. Trimble has been named CEO of Margaret E. Moul Home, a nonprofit organization in York County that serves the needs individuals with neuromuscular diseases. Trimble assumed her duties as CEO in February, replacing outgoing executive director Dawne Kramer. Kramer’s position was split into CEO and COO positions, according to Shannon Berwager, director of ...

Medical Support Products in Manheim Township closed in early April on a deal to be acquired by US Med-Equip a national medical equipment supplier at the beginning of the month.

The Pennsylvania Health Care Association’s newest leader was convinced to take the organization’s helm after seeing the care provided to a family member by the people for whom he has been an advocate.

Makers and distributors of hemp products are adopting a cautious marketing approach to offer educational content and capitalize on strategic partnership while not making unsubstantiated medical claims.F]

Rite Aid Corp.'s board has approved a 1-for-20 reverse stock split that will take effect on April 22.

After losing a round in Commonwealth Court, Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro is appealing to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court over his bid to extend a consent decree governing the relationship between UPMC and Highmark.

More than 100,000 Pennsylvania residents have been certified to take medical marijuana in Pennsylvania since February of last year and operators of dispensaries are praising the roll-out of the state's program.

Rural hospitals remain a gateway to care for roughly 2 million Pennsylvania residents. But those hospitals are under increasing financial strain.

The idea that consumers should become more savvy about health care costs has been around for a least a generation, but the ability for people to effectively compare prices in health care remains elusive.

To reach lower health care costs, understanding the charges and their variability is a must.

A lack of funding, a labor shortage and the threat of lawsuits continues to plague nursing homes and elder care facilities.

WorkPlace Health, which operates seven clinics in rural Pennsylvania, opened a new clinic earlier this year in Lower Paxton Township, Dauphin County, after seeing a need in the area.

Healing Paws Animal Hospital opened this week in East Hempfield Township, Lancaster County, and its owner says the clinic's atmosphere is what helps it stand apart from other vets.

Pennsylvania business can expect to pay less this year for workers’ compensation insurance due to an expected decline in the amount of money insurers will pay out.