Orange County has added BATmobile visits at Bithlo’s Transformation Village, doubling medication-assisted treatment days and bringing free primary care and recovery services to residents with housing instability.

Fayette C.A.R.E. Clinic will close on May 14, 2026 after about 20 years, sending patients to Peachtree City's Healing Bridge Clinic and shrinking options for the uninsured.

Health First says its First Flight helicopters logged about a 30% jump in missions as severe e-bike crashes rise on the Space Coast; doctors warn speed and helmet gaps are driving serious trauma.

ACP now advises biennial mammograms for average‑risk women 50–74, and radiologists — including a Chicago specialist — are warning it could put younger people at risk.

Southwest Utah Public Health Department confirmed the state's first rabid bat of 2026 in Washington County; officials urge caution and updated pet vaccines.

Tacoma inspectors closed 10 unpermitted fruit carts and taco stands this month, citing missing handwashing, refrigeration and employee‑restroom access. The closures are logged by the health department.

Hendricks Regional Health opened a new oncology office and outpatient infusion center inside the Brownsburg Hospital building, adding chemo, transfusions and advanced therapies closer to local patients.

SNHD says multiple samples at Wynn Las Vegas tested positive for Legionella; two travel‑associated guests recovered and the resort has begun remediation and guest notifications.

Greg Berman has been named president and executive medical director of the Colorado Permanente Medical Group as Kaiser expands new clinics and hospital partnerships across the Front Range.

Chicago is putting $16.2 million into a new mental‑health phase that brings care into schools, transit hubs and the street.

State officials are moving to award roughly $20 million to Psynergy Programs to expand its Vista de Robles campus with added residential and outpatient treatment space.

Hawaiʻi DOH says a wastewater sample from Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam tested positive for clade I mpox. Officials are monitoring and urging clinicians to stay alert.

More than 70 Tufts operating‑room nurses signed a no‑confidence letter, citing unfilled shifts and excessive overtime that they say threaten patient safety. The union has filed complaints with state and national regulators.