UPMC Pinnacle plans to end its contract with Sodexo Inc. and begin using Aramark Corp. for food and environmental services at all of its hospital locations, with the exception of UPMC Pinnacle Hanover.

Hummelstown-based Drayer Physical Therapy Institute LLC is being absorbed by one of the largest physical therapy providers in the country.

White Rose Ambulance in York County is joining the Community LifeTeam emergency response network operated by UPMC Pinnacle.

The last 12 months have delivered profound change for many local institutions.

If all had gone as planned, Rite Aid Corp. would be facing a tumultuous health care market as part of a larger organization.

After nearly three decades in Maine, Dr. James Raczek headed south in October to take a job as chief medical officer for UPMC Pinnacle.

A new deal between UPMC and Highmark promises to extend in-network access for Highmark customers looking for treatment at select UPMC hospitals and treatment centers, including facilities in Central Pennsylvania.

As Rite Aid Corp, prepares to hand over more stores under its deal with Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc., the pharmacy giant reported a decrease in store and pharmacy sales

Already suffering from low reimbursement, Pennsylvania nursing homes are bracing for rate increases that will force them to spend more on workers' compensation premiums.

Employers in safety-sensitive industries, such as manufacturing and transportation, are preparing for the possibility of positive drug tests among employees who are medical marijuana patients in Pennsylvania.

A longtime member has left the board of Select Medical Holdings Corp. and its operating subsidiary Select Medical Corp.

A nonprofit that supports children with cancer and their families has named a new executive director.

So far 10,135 patients have registered to participate in Pennsylvania's medical marijuana program, according to state officials.

A former worker from Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center received a 15-month prison sentence Friday for lying about procedures he used when performing tests for cancer patients.

Fewer Pennsylvania residents signed up for insurance plans under the Affordable Care Act this year than did so last year.