Duly Health and Care plans to convert former retail space in Schaumburg into a medical office building.
COVID-19 hospitalizations in Illinois are down from a week ago, according to recent data from the Department of Public Health, while case numbers are stagnant.
Chicago's top doctor said Tuesday she's pleased with the city's current position with COVID-19.
The Illinois Health Facilities and Services Review Board signed off Tuesday on two proposals from Quincy Medical Group, including a plan to construct a 28-bed, small-format hospital.
A new plan introduced Tuesday by U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., would require dietary supplement manufacturers to list their products with the Food and Drug Administration.
Nursing home rate reform, aiding the healthcare workforce and addressing behavioral health were among the key healthcare issues lawmakers focused on during their abbreviated spring session.
Dr. Ngozi Ezike said Thursday that her “next calling” is to help lead Sinai Chicago in addressing the city’s health inequities.
The Department of Public Health issued a warning Thursday that COVID-19 cases continue to rise across the state.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot confirmed Tuesday the city will join the rest of the state in lifting its indoor mask mandate in most public places next Monday.
The Illinois Department of Public Health said Tuesday it’s added bebtelovimab to the growing number of monoclonal antibodies available to treat COVID-19.
The Illinois Senate unanimously signed off last week to fund and maintain the 988 hotline number for those in a mental health crisis.
Illinois officials said they will appeal a Sangamon County judge’s ruling Friday that voided Gov. JB Pritzker’s mandates on masking and COVID-19 vaccination in schools.
The head of the Department of Healthcare and Family Services told stakeholders last week they continue their work on a statewide data exchange platform that will provide vital information to the state’s Medicaid providers.
As COVID-19 enters its third year, healthcare leaders are transitioning from crisis management to navigating a new normal.
More than 18 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine have been administered since the first Illinois healthcare workers received shots last December.
Nearly one-third of Illinoisans were obese in 2020, ranked 23rd among all states, while 68 percent were obese or overweight, the 22nd worst rate in the country, according to a new report from Trust for America’s Health.
