New Hope For People Fighting Opioid Dependency
Addiction to opioids is problem communities across the country face, including Sacramento.
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Addiction to opioids is problem communities across the country face, including Sacramento.
The Specialty Program launched six years ago to help monitor transplant patients and help them afford medical treatment. The program has expanded in the last two years to help other patients with high-cost prescriptions.
Legislative leaders are searching for ways to inoculate California from Trump's anticipated actions on issues like health care, which could carve a multibillion-dollar hole in the state's balanced budget.
When you think of blood clots in the brain, you probably picture someone older. So when 24-year-old Joshua Chesboro was admitted to Kaiser after fainting, it was the last thing doctors suspected.
Get What's Yours For Medicare Author Phillip Moeller warns of common but costly Medicare mistakes in the final of this three-part series.
Peter says he told the Sacramento Metro paramedics not to transport Jade after a car crash, but he says they took her anyway.
Tuesday marks the beginning of open enrollment for Covered California. Several changes are in store this year, and they include rising rates.
For the past month, AMR, the counties ambulance service, has had to travel far distances to transport trauma patients to hospitals outside the county.
Get What's Yours For Medicare Author Phillip Moeller warns of common but costly Medicare mistakes in the second of this three-part series.
The Obama administration is confirming that premiums will go up sharply next year for health insurance sold to millions of consumers through HealthCare.gov.
Doctors who say America's health insurance system is a nightmare are turning to concierge medicine.
Get What's Yours For Medicare Author Phillip Moeller warns of common but costly Medicare mistakes in the first of this three-part series.
Five states will vote Nov. 8 on whether to allow recreational pot, including Arizona and California, the first two border states to consider the idea.
A grieving Stockton family is now questioning if their loved one could have survived if he was transported to a closer hospital.
When Dennis Ow had a heart attack in the middle of a training run last year, he wanted to thank the men and women who helped save his life, and now he's doing it in a unique way.
