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It’s time for millions of older Pennsylvanians to consider their coverage options during Medicare’s open enrollment period.

October is Patient-Centered-Care Awareness Month, and that provides health care practitioners, patients, families, and communities with an exciting opportunity to celebrate the great work Pennsylvania hospitals and health systems have made in adopting a culture that honors patient choice and encourages patient and family engagement.

A strong health care system is vital for an aging Pennsylvania.

Whooping cough has made a return to pre-pandemic levels, with more than five times as many cases reported this year compared to last year, according to the CDC.

Pennsylvania’s hospitals are investing in programs to address housing needs in their communities and support social determinants of health.

An overwhelming majority of health care organizations reported at least one cyberattack during the past 12 months, according to new survey.

With only a few days left in the legislative session, the Pennsylvania General Assembly this week advanced several bills addressing the health care workforce, maternal health, insurance coverage, and changes in state agencies.

Baxter International today announced the timeline to restart production at its North Carolina facility that produces most of the intravenous fluids (IV) in the U.S.

The federal government is warning of another emerging cybersecurity threat that has targeted the health sector.

In a letter today, HAP and the Pennsylvania hospital community strongly opposed legislation that would create new regulatory burdens for hospitals while threatening access to care.