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Pablo Unzueta/CalMattersHospitals argue that spending caps imposed by an affordability office will result in layoffs, cuts in health care services and reduced access to care for Californians. -
Erik Neumann/JPRA lawsuit alleges Jackson County and Wellpath, a company that provides health care services at the jail, violated the rights of an inmate who died in custody.
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Around 23,000 low-income Californians in Siskiyou, Shasta and Yolo Counties won’t experience an interruption in their medical care. That’s thanks to a… -
A new $50 million non-profit medical center was unveiled to the public in Klamath Falls on Thursday. The Sky Lakes Collaborative Health Center is jointly… -
Visiting a health care provider is often stressful. But people of color and LGBTQ people often get an added dose of insensitivity and outright… -
People buying insurance through Covered California might see lower prices this time around, following changes in Gov. Gavin Newsom’s most recent state… -
Being a doctor is a job with plenty of challenges. Now imagine adding many degrees of difficulty by taking the job on the road. Not house calls, but… -
Medical professionals need to be ready to treat patients of all sizes, shapes, and backgrounds. But there appears to be a gap in their ability to treat… -
If you need specialized health care and you live in a rural area, there's a good chance you've got a long drive ahead of you. Rural areas generally do not… -
Public health agencies work to solve our biggest health issues. And they often take on private partners to do it. Case in point: the research to find… -
Babies are sometimes born with natural variations in genitalia, or with traits that do not align with one sex. For most parents, the response has been to… -
The quality of health care, and health itself, is different between gay and straight populations in California. And the Center for Health Policy Research… -
California continues to pass laws--like the recent net neutrality bill--that challenge the rest of the nation to keep up. With a huge chunk of the… -
Rural Oregonians who need specialized health treatments can't always get to Portland. So Portland, in a sense, is coming to them. An ongoing relationship…
