Christmas miracles: Chattanooga area families celebrate the gift of life
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New start or start of the end for Hutcheson Medical Center in Fort Oglethorpe?
Many of workers in the labor and the delivery unit at Hutcheson Medical Center had been there long enough to watch the babies they delivered return to have babies of their own.
Layoffs, service cuts coming at Hutcheson Medical Center
Hutcheson is more than $60 million in debt, the bulk of which is $25 million loaned by Regions Bank, $20.5 million loaned by Erlanger Health System, and a $6 million line of credit from Regions Bank.
Hutcheson to suspend labor and infant delivery services
Hutcheson Medical Center trustees voted Wednesday night to suspend all labor and delivery services on Dec. 31 - which will involve cutting staff - as a part of the troubled hospital's strategic plan to "return the hospital to profitability."
Rising Mega Millions jackpot feeds lottery frenzy in Chattanooga area
The Mega Millions jackpot jumped Monday to $586 million after Friday's drawing produced no winning ticket. The jackpot now is the second largest in Mega Millions history and fourth biggest overall in U.S. history. Here's a look at the top 5 record lottery jackpots in U.S. history.
War on drugs shifts: Health care law expands coverage for substance abuse, mental illness
This is the first in an occasional series on the 10 essential health benefits required by the Affordable Care Act.
Tennessee doctors, patients affected as reimbursements for lab tests to be cut by half
It is a common drama played out this time of year: A co-worker or spouse contracts the flu. Remaining on the offensive may mean a quick trip to the doctor's office, a flu test and a prescription.
BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee won’t extend small employer policies
While Tennessee's biggest health insurer will give individual policy holders another year before they must come under the requirements of the new health reform law, small businesses facing cancellations will not be granted the same reprieve.
Erlanger retirees feel the knife: Latest cost-cutting move triples their health insurance premiums
Since he took the helm of Erlanger Health System in April, new CEO Kevin Spiegel has called for a series of cost-cutting measures that mean changes for employees.
HealthCare.gov far better, but still a mess for some, say local navigators
Updated federal government online health exchange gets mixed reviews