Government pushes nursing homes to give patients less anti-psychotics
Many nursing residents are being unnecessarily and even dangerously medicated with anti-psychotic drugs, federal audits over the last several years have proven.
Chattanooga ERs busy with weather-related injuries
From car accidents to frostbite, hospital emergency rooms were busy this morning with weather-related injuries.
Erlanger Health System to delay bonus re-do
Erlanger Health System trustees will put off reconsidering their controversial decision to award $1.7 million in bonuses until a later date, the board's chairman has announced.
Hope for autism help: Georgia lawmaker, supporters hope 7th time will be the charm for bill
A drop of water slips from the spout of a sink, falls through inches of air and crashes onto a toddler's palm.
Affordable Care Act health insurance enrollment ends today
Procrastinators: Today is the day.
Haslam opts not to cut disability budget
Organizations that provide care for the developmentally disabled breathed a sigh of relief this week when Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam's announced budget did not include proposed cuts that advocates had called a "critical threat."
STD testing gets more convenient in Chattanooga
HIV testing in the Chattanooga area will soon be hitting the roads.
Deadline looms for Health Insurance Marketplace enrollment
Brittany Dee has a recurring worry: that when North Georgians realize they need to sign up for health insurance, it will be too late.
Health department ends primary care services in Ooltewah
When the Chattanooga-Hamilton County Health Department decided to end its primary care services in Ooltewah last month, Leendra Hughes took it personally.
Cyber-attack at Anthem affects BlueCross, BlueShield of Georgia
BlueCross of Tennessee taking 'additional precautions'
