The hospital systems signed a letter of intent to explore combining their facilities in New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania and Maryland under one network.

If the two nonprofits in New Jersey and Delaware reach a final deal, it would create a $6 billion-plus system with nine hospitals, plus thee micro-hospitals.

Barbara Sicalides, Joseph Kadlec and Erin Whaley of Troutman Pepper Locke LLP discuss actions by state legislatures to ...

Three environmental groups are suing the EPA, asking a judge to order the agency to reassess its regulations on the chemical.

One of the largest nursing home operators in Pennsylvania filed for bankruptcy Wednesday, listing the commonwealth among its biggest unsecured creditors. Based in Kennett Square, Chester County, ...

“In the case of Genesis HealthCare, this is another private equity-backed health care organization that has bled dry by greed ...

ChristianaCare and Delaware County leaders marked a major milestone in the construction of ChristianaCare Hospital, Aston ...

New data highlights the challenges Delaware County, Pennsylvania, has experienced in the months since Crozer Health closed.

They say the money would be taken from a valuable statewide assistance program. The state senators are willing to listen to ...

ChristianaCare is planning to invest more than $865 million in Delaware over the next three years, continuing its commitment ...

Delaware County Health Department staff visit the Good Neighbor Senior Center in Sharon Hill, Pennsylvania, to distribute information on public health programs and help former patients of Crozer ...