Two state representatives from Allegheny County are proposing that Pennsylvania put into law benefit guarantees enacted under the Affordable Care Act even as a court ruling found the act unconstitutional.

A year has passed since Highmark Health and Penn State Health pledged together to invest $1 billion in improving health care services in Central Pennsylvania.

Twelve radiologists with Harrisburg-based radiology group Tristan Radiology Specialists have joined Penn State Health Medical Group after finding it difficult to remain independent.

Medical marijuana has offered relief for thousands of Pennsylvanians during its first year as a legal medicine in the state, even as Pennsylvania's permitting process has been a magnet for litigation.

Cancer Care for Women in East Hempfield Township is changing its name and location after partnering with UPMC Pinnacle earlier this year.

Enrollment in insurance plans offered on the Affordable Care Act website dropped for the second year in a row in Pennsylvania.

Two Lancaster County technology startups making waves in their respective industries were chosen to receive funding from Ben Franklin Technology Partners for next year.

The Pennsylvania Department of Health today issued 23 permits for companies to dispense medical marijuana.

Maurice “Reese” Flurie III doesn't spend much time worrying about enrollment growth or graduation rates.

Pennsylvania officials will continue to administer the Affordable Care Act in the state despite a recent federal court ruling invalidating the law.

A state Senate resolution recommending legislative efforts to improve the outlook for volunteer fire and emergency medical services in Pennsylvania is finding a lukewarm reception among emergency officials who feel they've seen the same report before.

A partnership between Carlisle-based Sadler Health Center and the state's largest community health center could outfit Sadler with the resources to provide better, more diverse care to more patients in Cumberland and Perry counties.

Pharmacy benefit managers in Pennsylvania are calling unfounded a report alleging that they are using their position as private subcontractors with the state to shroud unfair business practices.

UPMC Pinnacle said it will be closing its Lancaster hospital and moving inpatient services to the system's Lititz-area hospital.

An existing accountable care agreement between health insurer Aetna and UPMC Pinnacle has been expanded to include hospitals recently acquired by the hospital system.