Signal Centers is offering support services for families seeking child care following Siskin Children's Institute announcing plans to close its child care facilities in late September.
Hundreds of Chattanooga-area parents are scrambling to find child care after Siskin Children's Institute officials announced plans to permanently close the early learning centers at 1101 Carter St. and 225 Lookout St. — formerly known as Little Miss Mag Early Learning Center — effective Sept. 29.
Though much of the responsibility over Erlanger Health now lies with a private board, oversight of Erlanger's three community health centers and employee pension plan are among the duties that remain for board members of the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Hospital Authority, a government entity formerly known as Erlanger Health System.
The Chattanooga Heart Institute, the cardiac care service provider for CHI Memorial, is the latest known local health care provider to fall victim to cyber intruders who may have stolen private patient information, according to an online notice.
Parkridge Health System's new freestanding emergency room in Soddy-Daisy is on track to open sometime in spring 2024, officials said during a groundbreaking event Friday.
As much of the globe fixated on the coronavirus pandemic, a lesser-known threat continued to grow: Invasive fungal infections, which kill an estimated 1.7 million people worldwide each year, are becoming increasingly common — including in the Chattanooga region.
With the transition to a nonprofit model for Erlanger Health complete, hospital leaders are looking to capitalize on the competitive edge that comes with no longer being a government entity.
A dermatology practice with 13 clinics across Southeast Tennessee and North Georgia has agreed to a $6.6 million settlement with the federal government over allegations the group engaged in illegal billing practices.
Parkridge facilities in Chattanooga are among those affected by a data breach at HCA Healthcare, a Nashville-based health system with 180 hospitals and roughly 2,300 other medical facilities in the United States and the United Kingdom.
More than 31,000 TennCare members have lost health insurance coverage since the state began reverifying enrollee eligibility for the first time in three years, according to newly released data.
