Jeff Richardson becomes the new CEO of Integral Care, aiming to enhance Austin's behavioral health services, succeeding David Evans after a 30-year tenure.

UC optometrists strike for better pay and benefits, as negotiations with the university falter, leading to potential patient appointment rescheduling.

Over a million Texans risk losing discounted internet as the federal Affordable Connectivity Program faces expiration. An urgent application deadline approaches with the future of the program hinging on Congressional action.

The University of Minnesota's School of Dentistry marked its 20th annual Give Kids a Smile event, providing free dental care to underserved children with the help of volunteers.

Houston's Health Museum offers a unique Valentine's Day event, including a heart dissection and dinner, facilitated by Dr. Jonathan Zalamea for $100 per person.

Creston Elementary in Portland closed areas due to fungi contamination; the issue is severe in rooms for deaf and hard-of-hearing students. Repairs are planned following an air quality report.

Amber Pearson's severe OCD and epilepsy improved considerably after receiving a groundbreaking brain implant that has allowed her to be present in her daily life without being preoccupied with compulsions.

The Red Cross faces a severe blood shortage in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest, with donations down 40% over two decades and recent weather causing over 70 blood drive cancellations.

San Antonio invests $26 million in mental health services, emphasizing the importance of mental health in public safety and supporting community well-being efforts.

Vista Medical Center East loses its trauma center designation due to lacking essential services, impacting emergency care in Waukegan and surrounding areas.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has issued a rain advisory for beaches due to potential bacterial surges. Beachgoers are urged to avoid water near storm drains and rivers until February 7, 2024.

A study shows the weight loss drug tirzepatide not only reduces weight but also lowers blood pressure, offering potential dual benefits for patients with obesity.

Fort Worth extends community center hours for more recreational time, funded by the Crime Control & Prevention District, aiming to enhance community wellness and accommodate diverse schedules.