The 60-room hospital on Jimmie Leeds Road in Galloway Township treats stroke, brain injury, and spinal cord patients close to home.

A pediatric measles case is being treated in the Lehigh Valley, where St. Luke's says it is the first in recent memory. The diagnosis arrives as Pennsylvania's case count climbs.

Delaware County’s Wellness on Wheels mobile clinic is offering MMR vaccines as measles RNA showed up in local wastewater and state case counts climbed. The unit will visit parks and community events ahead of school.

Tower Health has entered a clinical affiliation with Jefferson Health to bring higher‑level specialty care to its hospitals as the system navigates heavy debt and recent service cuts.

Jefferson Health says Independence Blue Cross’ payment-policy changes cost the system nearly $100M this year and has filed suit in Philadelphia amid looming contract talks. The filing singles out shifts to ambulatory surgery centers, inpatient payment changes and alleged 340B underpayments.

The state distributed roughly $42M in the latest round of rural health grants to shore up technology, staffing and maternal and behavioral care in small communities.

Families and former narcotics officers say contamination at the former Frankford Arsenal is tied to a cluster of glioblastoma cases; federal records show lingering pollutants.

A Penn State analysis of the Habitual Diet and Avocado Trial found that eating one avocado daily reduced harmful LDL particle counts in adults with abdominal obesity, roughly equating to a modest 4% lower heart disease risk.

A person with measles passed through PHL on July 4, officials say, exposing Terminals A–C; unvaccinated travelers should watch for symptoms through July 25.

Leonard Abramson, the philanthropist behind Penn Medicine’s Abramson Cancer Center, died July 4 at 93. His gifts and the center that bears his name reshaped cancer research in Philadelphia.

The Blood Bank of Delmarva declared a blood emergency as inventories fall below critical levels; O‑positive and O‑negative donors are urgently needed.

A Pittsburgh verdict has thrust the unregulated delta‑8 THC market into the spotlight as health officials warn of contaminants and adverse reactions.

A Rutgers analysis in Criminology suggests GLP‑1 weight‑loss drugs may weaken the link between impulsivity, alcohol and violent acts. Authors say the finding is associative and needs longer, experimental study.