Beloit Health System has submitted a modified plan to state regulators for its proposed small hospital in suburban Rockford.
Chicago Transit Authority President Dorval Carter Jr. said Monday he will leave the agency to take over as CEO of Saint Anthony’s Hospital.
The Illinois House of Representatives has named leaders of its committees for the coming legislative session.
Sarah Bush Lincoln Health System has asked state regulators to approve a planned $28.1 million medical office building in Effingham.
Sinai Chicago CEO Dr. Ngozi Ezike has agreed to a $150,000 fine by the state’s ethics commission related to her departure as head of the Department of Public Health.
An advisory council charged with proposing Medicaid financing models for expensive sickle cell disease therapies and other high-cost drugs and treatments has released its first report.
State and local leaders were in Normal this week to celebrate a nearly $22 million investment in Lifelong Access to expand health services in the region.
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The state’s Medicaid managed care rolls fell nearly 0.1 percent in September, according to recent data from the Department of Healthcare and Family Services.
State health officials have added four new medical conditions to the list of conditions that can be treated with medical cannabis.
The Chicago Department of Public Health said Wednesday it has reopened the former mental clinic in the city’s Roseland neighborhood.
Healthcare.gov enrollments in Illinois have exceeded last year’s record number, with less than a week left for people to sign up.
Planned Parenthood of Illinois said Wednesday that Jennifer Welch will step down as CEO.
Gov. JB Pritzker told reporters Wednesday that his administration is looking at “all the challenges” that might come from President-elect Donald Trump and a Republican Congress, including how potential cuts to healthcare and Medicaid may affect the state.
Gottlieb Memorial Hospital in Melrose Park has told state regulators it plans to discontinue its acute mental health unit.
Lawmakers signed off Monday on a plan to prohibit retaliatory action against nursing home residents.
Illinois will receive $17 million over the next 10 years to support a new Medicaid model to improve maternal health outcomes.
