The National Rural Health Association (NRHA) invites you to join our Congressional Briefing, "Critical Trends in Rural Health: What Congress Needs to Know Now." The event will take place Monday, June ...

Pregnant patients experiencing miscarriage who live in states with abortion bans have fewer options for healthcare management, according to a new study published by the Journal of the American Medical...

There are two kinds of Americans: those who live 12 minutes from an emergency department and those who live 72. | In large swaths of rural America, the basic expectation that an ambulance will reach a...

Even mild hyperemesis gravidarum may carry mental health risks

Rural hospitals and clinics face potential closures, leaving patients with longer travel times, fewer options and more uncertainty.

Digital systems are helping to cut the need for physical attendance at medical centres

This cross-sectional study assesses several possible US hospital bed occupancy scenarios arising from an aging US population over the next decade, based on varying hospitalization rates and staffed ho...

Hospital to close maternity ward

What’s being labeled as a maternity desert, just got a little bit bigger in southwest Wyoming. As of December 30th 2024, the hospital in Evanston discontinued its labor and delivery services, makin...

Johnson Memorial Hospital in Stafford Springs will pay a $153,500 fine to the state for terminating labor and delivery services without a Certificate of Need (CON) approval, a state agency announced T...

Effective tomorrow at noon, Mercy Health will be closing their labor and delivery unit.

Chelsea Wooton alleges that she had to wait 60 hours to be induced while the hospital prioritized other emergencies, which ultimately led to the death of her newborn.

This cross-sectional study examines trends in firearm and motor vehicle pediatric death among US youths by age, sex, race, and ethnicity.

Critics say these cases are no coincidence in a state with one of the nation’s most restrictive abortion bans and near-bottom rankings on women’s health care.

Two Cleveland Clinic locations on the Treasure Coast plan to consolidate some of their women’s health services in Martin and St. Lucie counties.

This change means expectant mothers in Winner and surrounding areas will have to travel farther for labor and delivery, as many nearby towns have also discontinued these services.