More Tennessee children with developmental disabilities will have access to needed services through a new Siskin Children's Institute office in Nashville, which is set to open in January 2020.
Chattanooga Fire Department Capt. Skyler Phillips fought back tears Tuesday as he told City Council members the story of a nearly blind woman with broken glasses who used to regularly call 911 seeking help after tripping and falling.
In mid-November, 30 leaders in the health care, academic and business communities traveled north to Cincinnati, Ohio, to see in practice what for years has only been a vision for many Chattanoogans: a unified district dedicated to medicine, education and research.
Practice Management and Resources promises to help physicians in Middle and East Tennessee and North Georgia walk away from employment and into a turnkey practice.
Mike Ward doesn't have a pulse, but he's very much alive.
An emergency department can go from quiet to chaotic in minutes.
Erlanger Health System's governing body, its 11-member board of trustees, experienced a changing of the guard Thursday that includes a diverse group of new officers and two new trustees with longtime health care industry experience.
More middle-class worker income is going toward health care as rising insurance costs outpace wage growth in every state, according to a new Commonwealth Fund report.
Jim Coleman, a hospital industry leader with more than 25 years of experience, has been appointed by local legislators to replace outgoing trustee Phil Smartt on the Erlanger Health System Board of Trustees.
Information now easier to share with some outside hospitals
