Four survivors of the deadly explosion that destroyed a Bristol nursing home have filed what is believed to be the first lawsuit stemming from the blast.
Fitzpatrick secures major ICU expansion at Lower Bucks Hospital, expanding critical care capacity for the region
The expansion more than doubles ICU capacity and significantly enhances the hospital’s ability to care for high-acuity patients close to home.
The price of Philadelphia’s courtroom jackpot
A venue rule change three years ago opened the door for lawsuits to be filed in any county, regardless of where the alleged malpractice occurred.
Help fight the big PBM middlemen, the profiteering bad guys
Legislation now before Congress deserves full votes that will expose who stands with patients and taxpayers and who stands with the status quo.
How do nonprofit hospitals rake it in? Let me count the ways
Let’s end the outrageous waste of money we pay to support a corrupt, conflicted, and perversely incentivized political-healthcare-corporate complex.
C2T2: Consumerism, competition, transparency, and trust can build back medicine better
The power of choice and competition in health care will be unleashed for American patients when we have achieved transparency in pricing.
Dem Harvie supports socialized medicine, but says voters aren’t ready
Bucks County Commissioner Bob Harvie Jr. says he supports universal health care. He just doesn’t think Democrats can afford to run on it.
Fitzpatrick, Sewell launch bipartisan plan to expand physician pipeline and confront America’s doctor shortage
With a projected shortage of up to 86,000 physicians by 2036, the Fitzpatrick bill Medicare-supported medical residency positions by 14,000 over seven years.
Farry: Public Hearing Highlights Urgent Need to Address Hospital Closures, Staffing Shortages in Pennsylvania
The hearing brought together health care leaders and policy experts from across the commonwealth to offer testimony on the structural and financial challenges hospitals face.