Some smaller or rural communities have struggled to find enough family doctors; local leaders have begun developing incentive programs to bring physicians to their residents.

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The Kauffman Foundation recently gave its first “Uncommon Leader” award, along with a $150,000 prize, to a nurse practitioner ...

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The husband of a Massachusetts woman who is accused of killing their three children at the family’s Duxbury home back in 2023 ...

A portion of Tennessee’s federal grant money from the Trump administration’s Rural Health Transformation Program may depend on state lawmakers’ ability to pass legislation eliminating the certificate ...

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Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. launched his "Take Back Your Health" tour in Pennsylvania, advocating for dietary ...

"I've been working in healthcare for over 20 years. Healthcare is no longer about providing the best care for the patient; it ...

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SANTA FE — Rep. Joseph Sanchez, D-Alcalde, has introduced legislation to tackle New Mexico’s chronic shortage of health care ...

Tillsonburg council approved modifications to its Shared Physician Recruitment Model to better attract health professionals to the town. A report from CAO Kyle Pratt at the Jan. 12 meeting outlined ...