Lawmakers said they were responding to an outcry from unvaccinated constituents afraid of losing their jobs because of the Biden administration's vaccination mandate on federal contractors.
Answers to some pressing questions about new sweeping new vaccine mandate.
So far the Department of Justice has charged 14 defendents for alleged connections to fraud schemes taking advantage of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Contract talks between the health system and its employees aren't going how the unions want.
Modern Healthcare Insurance Reporter Nona Tepper and Senior Hospital Operations Reporter Alex Kacik talk about rural healthcare in Alabama.
Many stakeholders have lingering concerns, particularly about whether the requirements will lead to more healthcare workers leaving an already tight labor market.
Medallion, which assists digital health companies with administrative and regulatory tasks, attracted investments from some big names in digital health.
About 1,000 members of the the Service Employees International Union District 1999 walked off the job Wednesday after their contract expired at Cabell Huntington Hospital.
During the last wave of COVID-19, 900 nurses were deployed to hospitals across the state under a 60-day contract funded by the federal government. That contract expired Nov. 1 and the number of virus cases has subsided since the summer peak.
More than 10,000 patients were diagnosed with COVID in a U.S. hospital last year after they were admitted for something else, according to federal and state records analyzed exclusively for KHN.
