Novant Health's new initiative integrates art and healing, showcasing local artists' works to create a calming hospital ...

What if one-third of Americans receiving federal health care didn’t know they had it? And what if, in that confusion, they ...

Adam Espinoza was one of the first Colorado patients to get seriously sick from COVID-19, but he's found a path to healing through painting.

More than sixty-one million Americans had a disability as of 2016. 1 Disparities in health care access and quality have been observed across many groups of people with disabilities and in a ...

He adds that “this is all part of a bill that rips health care away from 14 million people to give trillions in tax handouts to billionaires,” pointing to an analysis by the nonpartisan ...

CareSource, an Ohio-based health ... care and health insurance market. CareSource has struck a deal with Lakeland Care, a nonprofit based in Fond du Lac that manages long-term care for people ...

Health care workers like Cairo are hopeful these changes can be made to ensure safety and attract more people to the profession. “We need people like us in the hospital to help out,” he said.

Design aspects like these can help you not only confront difficult issues like maternal health and infant mortality but also demonstrate your understanding that all people deserve equitable care.

Leslie Palladino is the director of recovery services at Impact Life, a non-profit helping people who are struggling ... access to mental health support and care, expanded access to reproductive ...

Health care is so expensive that 31 million U.S. adults, or 12%, had to borrow a total of $74 billion last year to obtain medical care, new data shows. That includes people with health insurance ...

Seventy-eight percent said health care was currently very or somewhat unaffordable for most people, and 63 percent said it was personally important to them that "something be done soon to make ...

People seeking long-term addiction treatment who may have shied away from health care in the past because of stigma in a small town or lack of transportation can now receive substantive treatment.