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UC Health will close the Daniel Drake Center for Post-Acute Care by the fall, citing a strategic shift to expand high-demand services and improve care access.

DUNCANSVILLE — Increased investment by the state in home health care services could help people live more independently and contribute more to their communities, said those gathered Friday at ...

Eligibility for Medicare in adults aged 65 years and older was associated with an increased use of acute care and a decreased use of mental health outpatient services in those who had ...

Flanked by health care professionals wearing blue scrubs, Gov. Kim Reynolds has signed into law her legislation to expand access to health care services in rural areas and tackle workforce shortages.

Santa Clara County established the Family Health Plan in 1995 to integrate care for people eligible for both Medicare and Medi-Cal. The goal was to give enrolled members a more coordinated, person ...

Article content. Public health services in Alberta are increasingly sidelined and alarmingly diminished. Today, those of us with decades of service in the field are speaking out because core ...

The St. Clair County Health Department is pausing some services as it moves to a new location. The county health department is moving into the St. Clair County Administrative Building at 220 Fort ...

But the program has since become a barrier to funding care, County Executive James Williams said at last week’s meeting. About 300,000 Santa Clara County residents are enrolled in Family Health ...

The Trump administration’s efforts to strip protections from more than half a million legal immigrants could devastate the health sector, endangering care for the elderly and worsening rates of ...

Young adults aged 18 to 34 were the most affected of respondents, according to the survey, with 66 per cent saying they were delaying health care compared with 58 per cent among those aged 35 to 54.