WellSpan Health and Lancaster-based Shady Grove Fertility have partnered to provide assisted reproductive therapy in southcentral Pennsylvania. 

Construction of Lancaster County’s newest hospital – the first to be built since the closing of UPMC Pinnacle Lancaster in February 2019 – is quickly nearing completion.

A chiropractic clinic and three UPMC practices are joining the Cumberland County medical community.

Penn State Health Children’s Lancaster Pediatric Center will begin seeing patients Friday. 

Penn State Health has filled two leadership positions at its West Shore hospitals.

Matt Scott joined McGriff in October of last year after spending 15 years as an advisor for HUB International. 

Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health’s Ann B. Barshinger Cancer Institute is now treating aggressive blood cancers with CAR T cell immunotherapy. 

Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center opened its expanded Medical Intensive Care Unit today. 

Curaleaf Holdings Inc., a Wakefield, Massachusetts-based international provider of cannabis consumer products, announced Thursday the opening of its first Lancaster dispensary, at 1440 Manheim Pike.

Penn State Health Children’s Hospital, Hershey, has been recognized as a national leader in multiple specialties for the 12th consecutive year by U.S. News & World Report. 

York-based WellSpan Health has opened its first practice location to perform minimally invasive outpatient vascular procedures.

UPMC and HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s Community College, are partnering to bring pharmacy technicians to the region through the college’s Pharmacy Technician Program. 

Mechanicsburg-based Select Medical and ShorePoint Health Venice, a subsidiary of Community Health Systems, are forming a joint venture to operate a combined critical illness recovery (licensed as long-term care) and inpatient rehabilitation hospital in Venice, Florida.

An orthopedic surgeon with York-based WellSpan Health is performing surgery on all patients under the age of 25 without prescribing opioids, as a way to reduce exposure to the narcotic drugs. 

Highmark hired Joseph Haddock as Eastern Pennsylvania market president, to fill the role left by retiring Brian Rinker.