Lehigh Valley Health Network will stop accepting Aetna insurance in March if an agreement can’t be reached with the health insurance provider. 

The pandemic, traditionally low wages and low reimbursement rates from Medicaid have created a crisis for Pennsylvania seniors and the disabled needing round the clock care. 

Grand View Health has been recognized for its use of technology for patient care. 

Lehigh Valley has seen a growth in medical services this year with new hospitals, the expansion of emergency rooms, and walk-in clinics.

Employer-owned health care insurance coverage is a fast-growing trend, even among smaller companies, in an effort to recruit and retain workers.

Health care delivery has been increasingly moving into telemedicine and the Berks County Alliance wants to make sure everyone has access to it.

Pennsylvania hospitals, while facing financial challenges in the post-pandemic world, still support one in 10 jobs and contribute a fifth of the state’s gross domestic product. 

Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN) has been recognized as a top health care organization for technology to improve patient safety. 

Tower Health promoted Dr. Eugene Reilly to vice president and chief medical information officer.  

Gov. Tom Wolf signed legislation today that makes significant reforms to the prior authorization process for medical treatment, as well as changes to step therapy for prescription drug treatment plans, a move applauded by the Pennsylvania Medical Society (PAMED).