Healthcare

Provider offices and outpatient services may have reduced hours in the coming days due to the pending winter storm heading for Michigan.

Community conversations with senior citizens are beginning as a means to fill gaps in the state's department of health and human services.

Michigan's healthcare workforce will need to increase 23% by 2028 to meet the projected demand for Alzheimer's and dementia care.

Like many cities across the country, Detroit is having a hard time finding enough emergency medical service personnel. But Detroit firefighters' union leaders say leadership missteps have made the situation worse.

One bill package overhauls how Michigan handles waste in hopes of raising the state’s recycling rate. It sets new goals and standards for waste management while promoting the re-use of materials.

The latest fall survey from the Leapfrog Group shows Michigan dropping 20 percentage points since the spring of 2022.

Several rural, northern Michigan hospitals have been having a difficult time transferring RSV patients to larger hospitals due to a lack of beds.

Three West Michigan heart programs have formed an alliance providing an option for open-heart surgeryGrand Rapids had been the largest metropolitan area in the country with only one open-heart surgery program.

The Ceribell Rapid Response EEG (electroencephalography) is helping central and northern Michigan rural hospitals with limited resources gain access to a patient's brain activity more quickly and is being touted as life saving.

Nurses at the University of Michigan overwhelmingly voted to ratify a new, four-year contract agreement over the weekend.