The Department of Public Health said Tuesday it will collaborate with partner organizations to raise awareness of the state’s “red flag laws."
The House’s Insurance Committee signed off on various healthcare proposals Tuesday afternoon, including several related to pre-authorization.
A House committee on Tuesday evening advanced a plan to further regulate pharmacy benefit managers in Illinois.
Illinois officials on Monday launched the state’s annual campaign aimed at boosting organ and tissue donations.
More than 1,000 resident physicians and fellows at the University of Chicago Medicine said Monday they plan to unionize with the Committee of Interns and Residents.
Illinois' two Democratic senators have called on Medicaid managed care organizations to do more to address lead poisoning risks to children in Chicago.
After officially opening in February, the OSF HealthCare Cancer Institute, in Peoria, Illinois, has welcomed in its first proton beam radiation therapy patients.
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Illinois’ respiratory disease burden is low, the Department of Public Health said Friday.
Attorney General Kwame Raoul has once again backed a challenge to Idaho’s near-total ban on abortion.
More than 50 measles cases have now been identified in Chicago, the city’s Department of Public Health said Friday.
Memorial Health last week laid out a leadership succession plan that will see Kevin England, senior vice president and chief administrative officer, become president and CEO by 2025.
Stakeholders told lawmakers this week that more needs to be done to support those who work with the intellectual and developmental disability community.
Today, Cook County Department of Public Health (CCDPH) launched a fresh campaign to address an age-old problem: Explaining the role of public health in building healthier communities.
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Nearly 30 Illinois organizations will receive just over $22 million from the recently approved federal government funding bills to support health-related initiatives, the state’s two senators announced this week.
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul joined 18 colleagues Wednesday to urge a federal court to vacate a 2020 federal rule that scales back healthcare discrimination protections under the Affordable Care Act.
More than 200 medical professionals across Illinois signed a letter urging the General Assembly to create a board that would have the authority to set price limits on prescription medications.
