UPMC Pinnacle opened two specialty offices in Cumberland County last month in an effort to bring more services to the area served by one of its newest hospitals.

A senior care home in Lower Swatara Township is offering affordable housing to a few college students, which its CEO says has benefited current residents.

York-based Dentsply Sirona Inc. intends to make a number of cuts as part of an effort to get the worldwide maker of dental implements and products back on track, company officials told analysts during a conference call.

The family of late Pennsylvania Gov. George M. Leader announced they will be pledging $400,000 to name a senior center expected to move into the new Hershey Community Center.

The Central Penn Business Journal's annual Best Places to Work program is arguably one of our favorite nights of the year.

A tight physician labor market is spurring competition for talent and making recruiting a challenge, officials at local health networks said.

The U.S. Internal Revenue Service is catching up with a backlog of penalty letters to employers who failed to demonstrate compliance with the Affordable Care Act.

Summit Heatlh of Franklin County is expected to gain new services, medical-record software and medical professionals following the completion of its affiliation with WellSpan health on Nov. 1.

When the Pennsylvania Department of Health awarded the first 12 permits to companies to grow and process medical marijuana in 2017, Berks County got a bumper crop. Two companies, Prime Wellness of Pennsylvania in South Heidelberg Township and Franklin Labs LLC in Reading, were top scorers in the first phase of the state's medical marijuana program.

Fast-growing Cumberland County is quickly becoming a battleground for large health systems as they try to make care more accessible to patients.

As construction on the new UPMC Pinnacle Memorial Hospital campus shifts more toward interior work before winter, health system officials say they are targeting mid-August 2019 to open the York County facility.

After two failed merger attempts, will drugstore chain Rite Aid Corp. find another partner, or will the company spin off or sell its pharmacy benefits management division?

Robert Aims, 66, was named administrator of Claremont Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, a community-based skilled nursing and rehabilitation center in Cumberland County, in July.