Tower Health is expanding its TowerDIRECT non-profit ambulance service. 

Six Lehigh Valley companies will share part of Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania’s $1.1 million investment in regional economic development. 

Highmark Health's strong financial performance allowed it to provide more than $300 million in community support, including charity care, uncompensated care, and corporate giving, and direct more than $900 million toward capital investments to support building the organization's blended health model, the company said. 

OAA Orthpaedic Specialists will be opening new medical office space in the Tilghman Square Shopping Center at 4652 Broadway in South Whitehall Township. 

The nursing shortage being felt across the nation has propelled many Pennsylvania healthcare systems to give nurses’ aides more access to training with local community colleges and universities.

Lehigh Valley Health Network plans to open a new behavioral health hospital in 2025. Dr. Edward Norris, chief medical executive for behavioral and community health and chair of the department of psychiatry at LVHN told Lehigh Valley Business about the plans. 

Capital Blue Cross opened its first Connect Center in Lehigh Valley more than 10 years ago with the idea of helping people navigate new insurance programs.

Tower Behavioral Health named Jenna Pacini chief executive officer. 

The health care industry, while dominated by women, traditionally lacks female leadership. HNL Labs, which is celebrating 25 years since becoming independent from Lehigh Valley Health Network, is an exception. 

To meet the growing demand for behavioral health services, St. Luke’s University Health Network (SLUHN) has expanded its Quakertown Campus’s Adult Behavioral Health Unit by 13 beds.