Valley-based health care provider uses tech to boost quality of care The land is ready for groundbreaking and a ceremony will be held on Jan. 24. The hospital will open before the end of 2024.

Anthony Newkirk and Waylon Pahona are Indigenous men helping Native communities improve mental health and wellness.

The FBI is investigating a human trafficking and health care scheme as Native Americans trying to get sober are allegedly being recruited into living at group homes that allow drug and alcohol use.

A group led by the Greater Phoenix Economic Council was among the applicants awarded a grant to help establish new technology hubs across the U.S. Here's how the grant is expected to advance the ...

UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty is stepping down from his position with the United States' largest health insurer. Meanwhile, the company suspended its 2025 full-year financial outlook due to ...

Health Care Heroes honoree Tim Freund Director of Training for Griffith Blue Heart teaches a class about "Stop the Bleed" to a group of law enforcement specialists at the Glendale Regional Public ...

Valleywise Health: What to know about the new $463 million hospital on in Phoenix 'This medication saves lives' With 30 years of expertise, Moyer said Arizona's opioid pandemic has grown worse.

However, they will continue to “encourage individuals to continue to seek medical care when they need it,” wrote Health System Alliance of Arizona CEO Brittany Kaufmann in a statement.

PHOENIX — The Phoenix VA launched a new federal program designed to improve veterans’ access to health care Thursday, one year after President Donald Trump signed it into law and on the 75th ...

The religious non-profit Liberty and Health Alliance has spoken against the COVID-19 vaccine, but for its three-day event, it wants to help those who can't afford health care.

The last major expansion project at Phoenix Children's was a $588 million project in 2011, when the hospital's 11-story tower opened, said Meyer, who has been CEO at Phoenix Children's for the ...