CHICAGO, IL – Sinai Health System is opening a new hybrid short stay observation unit at Mount Sinai Hospital to serve both adult and pediatric patients. The opening of the […]
Shawn Vincent took the helm at Loyola Medicine in November after holding a series of executive level jobs at Augusta University Health in Georgia and Tennessee-based HCA Healthcare. In January, […]
Illinois’ Medicaid managed care rolls fell 1.3 percent in February, bringing the total down to 2,091,826.
The Illinois Supreme Court issued a stay Thursday evening that will keep Melrose Park's Westlake Hospital open.
For the second year in a row, OSF HealthCare has been named one of the best employers in the country for 2019 by Forbes magazine
Hospital Sisters Health System named EJ Kuiper CEO of St. John’s Hospital in Springfield.
Southern Illinois Healthcare Foundation is partnering with local agencies on an apprenticeship partnership aimed at boosting the healthcare workforce in the Metro East area, Gov. JB Pritzker announced Tuesday.
The U.S. Food & Drug Administration has reported that a temporary shortage of breathing tubes is related to the February shutdown of the Sterigenics sterilization facility in Willowbrook.
A Cook County judge has found Pipeline Health in contempt, a week after the court ordered the company to keep Melrose Park’s Westlake Hospital open until May 1.
Eleven research projects are sharing nearly $810,600 in funding through the Jump ARCHES research and development program.
Four Illinois congressional lawmakers introduced legislation recently that would create a public option for the Affordable Care Act exchange.
The Illinois Department of Human Services has received $15 million in federal dollars to further combat the opioid crisis.
Legislation intended to create more transparency for consumers around prescription drug prices passed the House Friday.
The Illinois House approved an amended plan Thursday establishing regulations on pharmacy benefit managers, a key priority of the state's progressive caucus.
People protected under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program and permanent legal residents would be eligible to receive Medicaid benefits under legislation proposed Thursday by members of the Illinois Progressive Caucus.
The Department of Insurance would have the authority to approve or deny proposed health insurance rate increases under a plan approved Thursday by the House.
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