UPMC officials have pledged to maintain a strong local presence in the communities served by PinnacleHealth, backed by more than a billion dollars' worth of spending at campuses across the midstate.

State officials are offering free credit monitoring to about 500 people after Medicaid benefits information was mailed to the wrong addresses earlier this summer.

By this time next year, employers across Pennsylvania can expect to see employees who have cards to obtain medical marijuana.

Dr. Domingo Alvear has operated on casualties of war, the poorest of the poor and generations of children.

Longtime infectious disease specialists Kantor & Tkatch Associates have joined the UPMC Pinnacle system.

Gov. Tom Wolf has raised concerns about the future of Pennsylvania's medical marijuana program as Congress fights over funding U.S. Justice Department efforts to thwart such initiatives.

The man formerly in charge of Rite Aid Corp.'s stores has left the company to lead another drug chain.

Arm in arm, they walked down the plaza steps, talking about lunch plans. Suddenly, she staggered and slumped beside him.

PinnacleHealth has a new name, and two new affiliations.

Legal challenges are holding up what would be big turnover among the insurers serving Medicaid beneficiaries in Central Pennsylvania and elsewhere around the state.

It's called the golden hour.

Julie Dietz-Wheeler, 51, has been with GE Healthcare for more than 20 years.

A York City agency that provides housing and living-skills assistance is branching out with a new office that provides emergency housing and other help.

Another insurer has reached an agreement ensuring patient access to four hospitals PinnacleHealth acquired earlier this summer.

A national association that aims to promote food and drug safety and improve public health has moved from Springettsbury Township into downtown York.