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Delays in transfers can put people at higher risk of complications and derail day-to-day life for patients.
Community groups that routinely hand out the lifesaving medication fear their workers could soon be facing layoffs with the disappearance of a key grant.
The death rate surged 55% among people experiencing homelessness in L.A. County between 2019 and 2021, a markedly sharper increase than in the years before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center is laying off more than 100 employees in a move that the hospital said was needed to reduce costs as it faces “a challenging financial environment.”
California is officially launching a hotline this week for people to report acts of hate and bias, as the state grapples with a rise in reported hate crimes.
To have even a chance at a kidney from a deceased donor, an ailing patient needs to get onto the waiting list. But fewer Americans on dialysis have that chance.
More than two years have passed since Roland Coleman, a seasoned attorney, started trying to get onto the kidney transplant waitlist.
As the federal government has rolled back rules that helped people hang on to Medicaid during the COVID-19 pandemic, health providers fear the fallout could be disastrous for patients
Beverly Hospital files for bankruptcy protection, a step that officials say was needed to avoid a potential closure of the Montebello facility.
The California Hospital Assn. has gone to court to stop a ballot measure that would limit the annual compensation for executives at privately owned hospitals.
