Health information management, which includes the management of medical records, is a field that is evolving with advances in technology.

Oklahoma City-based nurse practitioner Brooke Caldwell has experienced many settings of nursing over her 18-year career.

Under a law adopted this year, health insurers are now required to reimburse ambulance companies for emergency aid if a patient refuses to be transported to a hospital.

Companies from all over Pennsylvania were recognized Thursday night at the 2018 Best Places to Work in PA event.

A new Lancaster County medical office scheduled to open in East Hempfield Township this January will bring local primary care practices together with a number of new specialty services not yet in the area.

A series of complaints led officials from the state Department of Health to investigate Pleasant Acres nursing home in York County in early October, just days after the county completed the sale of the facility to a Philadelphia-based company, the York Dispatch reported on Wednesday.

Harrisburg University was recognized by a UK business publication as the United States' STEM university of the year for its health care and life sciences programs.

Auditor General Eugene DePasquale is planning to check in with the state Department of Health to see if the agency is following his 2016 recommendations to improve overssight of Pennsylvania nursing homes.

Post Acute Medical will be changing its name next year to reflect its plans to bring new health care services under its umbrella.

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.