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Crozer-Chester Reopening Faces Long Road, Advocates and Officials Say
Efforts to bring healthcare back to the former Crozer-Chester Medical Center are moving forward. But community advocates and elected officials say there’s still a long road ahead before the Upland campus can reopen, reports Kathleen E. Carey for the Daily Times. The Chester chapter of One Pennsylvania held a...
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This Pennsylvania Town Has A Healthcare System So Advanced It Is Ranked Among America’s Finest
Hershey, Pennsylvania is known for chocolate, family fun, and a welcoming small-town feel. But beyond its famous sweet treats and attractions, the town is also home to one of the most respected healthcare systems in the country. Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center brings advanced medical care, groundbreaking research, and medical education together in the heart of this community. The medical center plays an important role not only in Hershey but throughout the surrounding region, giving patients access to a wide range of specialized services close to home.
hoodline.com
Elkins Park ENT Practice Joins Growing Pennsylvania Medical Network Starting 2027
Beginning January 1, 2027, the office at 375 Township Line Road in Elkins Park is set to operate as an ENTA-PA clinical location. Dr. Melissa Schwartz is bringing her Montgomery County ENT Institute into the network; she has treated patients in the Philadelphia region since 1996 and has run the practice at that address since 2007.
WFMZ-TV Online
Reading Hospital celebrates 100 years on current campus, discusses history
WEST READING, Pa.- The Reading Hospital is celebrating a century of being at its current location. “We have tremendous technology at Reading Hospital," says Reading Hospital President & CEO Dr. Charles Barbera. "All the latest advances in treating patients and diagnosing disease, but also, we have history,” he said.
hoodline.com
Curtis Bay Medical Waste Incinerator to Shut Down After Years of Smoke Complaints
The nation's largest medical waste incinerator, tucked into the Hawkins Point neighborhood at the southern tip of Baltimore, has agreed to stop burning hazardous waste altogether. Curtis Bay Energy's settlement with Maryland environmental regulators will end a waste-burning practice that has drawn complaints from South Baltimore residents for years, and state attorneys plan to file the consent decree before a Baltimore judge on Thursday.
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Baltimore School board member resigns after FBI raid, his nonprofit got $1M in COVID funds
Hunt Valley, Md. (WBFF) — A Fox45 News investigation is raising serious questions regarding a former member of the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners who abruptly resigned this week. Mujahid Muhammad was appointed to the school board in 2023 by Mayor Brandon Scott. Muhammad also runs the nonprofit...
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Health 360 Concierge – Helping You Understand Medicare & Health Insurance
Medicare open enrollment begins on October 15. Are you prepared to make your decisions? Health 360 Concierge is helping people to better understand Medicare and health insurance. Co-founder Toni Stoner joined us in the studio this morning to share more about their services.
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State Capitol debuts nursing pod for both visitors and state employees
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — The State Capitol now has a space dedicated to new moms and their babies. Members of the State House officially opened a nursing pod where women can breastfeed their babies in a clean, safe, quiet and accessible station. It will be open to both visitors and state employees. Supporters say this […]
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Grassroots group discussed Delco’s lack of health care
Community advocates, local officials, and residents gathered on Sept. 24 at the Church of the Overcomer in Trainer to discuss the ramifications of last year’s closing of Crozer- Chester Medical Center (CCMC) and how it has adversely affected the community. Organized by the Chester Chapter of One Pennsylvania, the hourlong meeting focused on difficulties caused by the closing such as lack of care, increased emergency response times, and lost medical records.
DELCO.Today
Crozer-Chester Reopening Faces Long Road, Advocates and Officials Say
Efforts to bring healthcare back to the former Crozer-Chester Medical Center are moving forward. But community advocates and elected officials say there’s still a long road ahead before the Upland campus can reopen, reports Kathleen E. Carey for the Daily Times. The Chester chapter of One Pennsylvania held a...
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Local teacher finds fast answers and compassionate care at WellSpan Carlisle Hospital
When Kevin, a 53-year-old Carlisle local and high school teacher, arrived back in Pennsylvania after a weeklong training program in New Orleans, he expected a quiet evening to get back to daily life. Instead, halfway through his drive home from the Philadelphia airport, severe abdominal pain hit him suddenly. Unsure...
VISTA.Today
Barclay Friends Earns National Recognition for Excellence in Memory Care
For families navigating dementia care, the quality of a community’s training and approach can make a meaningful difference in how their loved one experiences each day. Chester County’s very own Barclay Friends has earned the Memory Care Excellence Network (MCEN) Seal of Excellence from the National Council of Certified Dementia Practitioners (NCCDP), recognizing the West Chester senior living community’s commitment to specialized training and best practices in dementia care.