Northwestern Medicine has launched an international collaboration with The London Clinic.
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul joined the U.S. Department of Justice on Tuesday in a lawsuit to block UnitedHealth Group’s planned $3.3 billion purchase of Amedisys.
Rosecrance Behavioral Health and North Central Behavioral Health Systems have signed a letter of intent to combine resources.
The Illinois Health and Hospital Association has collaborated with North Carolina based-Matchwell on a new resource pool to connect providers with available workers.
The Illinois Health Facilities and Services Review Board on Tuesday rejected Beloit Health System's $20.8 million plan to build a small hospital in Roscoe.
The owner of a Chicago-based COVID-19 testing laboratory pleaded guilty this week to submitting more than $14 million in false claims to the federal government.
Hospital Sisters Health System St. Elizabeth's Hospital plans to establish a nearly $50 million medical office building and ambulatory surgery treatment center at its O’Fallon campus.
Sen. Tammy Duckworth, D-Ill., joined colleagues this week to unveil a plan to boost Medicaid funding for labor and delivery units at hospitals in rural and underserved communities.
Affordable Care Act plans in Cook County offer the narrowest networks among large counties in the country.
Endeavor Health is moving around a pair of key leaders.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention awarded the Department of Public Health $570,000 to bolster data efforts around maternal mortality.
Northwestern Medicine will collaborate with startup investor Techstars to launch an accelerator program focused on healthcare projects that promote quality care and improved patient outcomes.
The National Science Foundation awarded researchers at Sinai and DePaul University $1.5 million to expand a program aimed at reducing emergency room readmissions by pairing community health workers with artificial intelligence.
Gov. JB Pritzker tapped Daniel Swanson and Luana Montoya to serve as arbitrators on the Workers’ Compensation Commission.
The country still faces a health crisis for new and expecting mothers, despite progress in recent years, members of the congressional Black Maternal Health Caucus said Monday in Joliet.
Medicaid coverage and bolstering the workforce are key steps that the federal government can take to improve maternal health outcomes, officials said Monday at a panel hosted by the Black Maternal Health Caucus in Joliet.
