A new state grant program is aiming to help people battling opioid use disorder to secure and maintain housing.

Some tech startups are finding a way to serve the marijuana industry despite limits stemming from federal laws that outlaw the substance.

The move last week by three regional health systems to split up a jointly owned home health care network probably has more to do with each system wanting to sharpen its own image rather than evidence of an emerging trend, according to observers who monitor the health care industry.

More missed work, higher turnover and workplace safety issues are among the impacts of the opioid epidemic as seen by manufacturers in Central Pennsylvania, according to a recent survey.

Central Pennsylvania businesses that want to know more about medical marijuana and the implications it could have on their workforce are invited to attend a free program being hosted by the Lebanon Valley Chamber of Commerce.

Year after year, the York County Economic Alliance holds a career fair. This year, it's the job-seekers in the driver's seat.

Three regional health systems said Thursday they plan to split up their jointly owned home health care network, called Affilia Home Health.

Medical mistakes are the third leading cause of death, after heart disease and cancer, resulting in as many as 440,000 preventable deaths a year, according to a new documentary on patient safety, “To Err is Human.”

The summer after Caleb Weaver's junior year of high school, he attended a seminar about diversity and, later that night, lay awake in his bed dreaming up how he could fight issues of inequality.

Massage therapists are facing an increase in state licensing costs, a jump that is less than initially projected but that one observer believes may lead more therapists to practice without a license.

The Trump Administration's plan to extend association health plans to individuals and small employers has largely stalled going into the open-enrollment season, if not beyond, at least in Pennsylvania.

Health insurer Highmark has created a new executive position to head up its operations in Central and northeastern Pennsylvania.

A WellSpan Health practice in East Earl Township, Lancaster County, has doubled its space.

Two Cumberland County health care workers have pleaded guilty to illegally obtaining oxycodone and morphine pills from a family medical practice in Upper Allen Township.

Shareholders of Rite Aid Corp. gave mixed reviews to recent changes on the board of the pharmacy chain, including the CEO's step down from his role as company chairman.