Phoebe Ministries of Allentown has partnered with a Bethlehem-based home care firm to provide Phoebe’s in-home care services, a move that the organization said “brings in the experts” and will ultimately allow Phoebe to expand services and make them available to more people.

Advocates for the passage of the state's medical marijuana and hemp legislation today launched a holding company, two for-profit companies and one nonprofit organization, all based in Maidencreek Township, Berks County, to capitalize on the economic potential of industrial hemp production and medical marijuana research.

Medical marijuana and industrial hemp advocates have gathered at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel in Reading today.

St. Luke’s University Health Network continues its expansion with the recent opening of a walk-in health care clinic in Hunterdon County, N.J

Allspire Health Partners, a group of regional health systems that joined together three years ago to seek clinical, research and economic best practices, has formed a group purchasing organization to manage members’ expenses.

The evolution of the fitness club continues in the Greater Lehigh Valley with a plan to open a high-end wellness center next summer that includes outdoor pools, waterslides, an indoor rock climbing wall and cafe.

Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network has named Frank Hyland to the newly created post of executive director.

Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health CEO and President Dr. Stephen K. Klasko says the country's health care system is facing some of the same major problems that plagued it 30 years ago.

Fewer companies are selling long-term care insurance policies in Pennsylvania. Despite a waning appetite from consumers concerned about rising rates, the industry is evolving to keep pace with demand for coverage.

Long gone are the days when Easton Home Health’s first nurse pedaled her bicycle to the homes of sick patients to deliver care a century ago.