Twenty-six bills were signed into law in Washington state, ranging from further restrictions on sexually violent predators to technical updates to existing laws.

Proposals under consideration by the state lawmakers will reduce resources for hospital services by $280 million to $330 ...

An approved bill from Rep. Tarra Simmons would make it harder for insurance companies to deny coverage of mental health ...

UPMC this week joined the growing rank of hospital and health care systems seemingly complying with the Trump administration's directives to cancel gender-affirming care for youth or risk losing ...

Alex Jackson is MultiCare senior vice-president and chief executive for the Inland Northwest and Yakima regions. Susan Stacey, RN, MBA, FACHE, is chief executive for the Providence Inland Northwest ...

There are currently more than 2,000 open positions among health care ... are coming from Washington, from the Trump administration, that this state will step up and take care of its people ...

When it comes to Connecticut’s health ... the state millions. Investing in care at home is the smart thing to do – economically, socially, and morally. In this context, waiting for ...

NY's Department of Health asked for employee ... this week in the company the state has hired to oversee thousands of home care program users. But a directive circulated within the department ...

Washington Senate passes HB 1686 to establish a healthcare entity registry for increased industry transparency.

NaphCare Inc., which operates in 49 states, has been handed two multimillion-dollar lawsuits related to inmate care in recent years. A Washington state man’s leg amputation has led to a massive ...

Washington hospitals are raising alarm that taxes and insurance payment caps proposed in the state Legislature could jeopardize their finances and undermine patient care. The House and Senate are ...