About $240 million in inactive SF City Option accounts may be transferred to the city's general fund on May 21 unless owners enroll or file claims.

A KFF/Miami Herald account and federal research show emergency‑department "boarding" — patients on stretchers for hours or days — has worsened. New CMS reporting rules aim to make the crisis visible.

A St. Louis practice management firm says Dr. George Paletta Jr. owes more than $317,000 tied to a settlement after the sale of his medical practice. The company has filed a civil suit in local court.

Washington will consolidate medical records across prisons, psychiatric hospitals and Apple Health providers under a new HCMACS system, with funding and legislative milestones pushing a 2028 launch. The move follows lawsuits tied to delayed care.

A UTHealth-led program will expand pop-up screenings in San Antonio laundromats after a $1.1M grant, adding education and care navigation for underserved neighborhoods.

HonorHealth will open a 40,000‑square‑foot medical fitness center at its Pima Center campus in north Scottsdale in August 2026, pairing physician‑led programs with onsite rehab, pools and courts.

A 60‑day rabies alert was issued in Tavares after a cat tested positive. Free rabies vaccines are being offered for City of Tavares pets at the county shelter.

A bat found near Fullerton College's music building tested positive for rabies; Orange County health officials say anyone who may have touched the animal should seek evaluation.

A Johns Hopkins intranasal DNA vaccine shortened TB disease and prevented relapse in animal studies, offering a potential adjunct as drug resistance rises.

Henderson will pilot a program this year that lets 988 counselors send the city’s clinician‑led mobile team for in‑person crisis response. Officials say it will speed help and ease pressure on 911.

Easterseals MORC is launching a one‑stop Autism Comprehensive Care Center on the Oakland County Government Campus in Waterford, centralizing therapy and behavioral‑health services.

A new partnership moves the Druid Health Clinic into a Total Health Care site in West Baltimore, centralizing primary, dental, OBGYN, urgent and behavioral care. City leaders say the move is meant to reduce barriers and keep services local.

Researchers and state officials warn that ticks have turned up in the majority of city parks and mosquitoes are surging — here’s what officials say and how to reduce your risk.