CCHHS received a $440,000 grant from the Arizona Department of Housing to fight housing insecurity, assisting households at risk of homelessness with rent, utilities, and other expenses.

Arizona's behavioral health hospitals face financial strain with rising uncompensated care costs, contrasting with the profitability of general hospitals.

The article details the Gilbert family's struggle with ALS, highlighting Maya Carter’s role as a caregiver for her husband and the broader context of unpaid caregiving in the U.S.

SunFed Produce recalled cucumbers due to potential salmonella contamination, and Handsome Brook Farms recalled certain organic eggs for the same reason. Both products were distributed in several states and provinces.

Avanti Senior Living in Peoria, now under new management, has been rebranded as Spring Gardens Peoria by Avista Senior Living after ADHS revoked its license due to negligent practices.

The Arizona Department of Health Services is offering free car seat stickers with emergency info for children to enhance safety during holiday travel.

The article discusses the "Movember" movement aimed at raising awareness about men's health issues like heart disease, cancer, mental health, and injury prevention, emphasizing the importance of regular check-ups and lifestyle choices.

Arizona's health department partners with March of Dimes during Prematurity Awareness Month to address the state's preterm birth concerns, including disparities and support resources.

Creighton University in Omaha plans to expand its health sciences campus in Phoenix to address the looming shortage of healthcare professionals in the region.

Arizona sees a rise in flu cases with 600 confirmed since September 29, across all ages. Health officials advocate for vaccinations ahead of the holiday season.

A bird flu case was confirmed at a Pinal County, Arizona poultry farm, with officials enforcing quarantine and emphasizing low public risk while raising biosecurity measures.

The City of Peoria partners with Prostate On-Site Project for prostate cancer screenings on December 4, 2024, at two locations with varying morning hours. Insurance accepted, uninsured flat fee is $86, but no Medicare. Appointments required.

Arizona schools are receiving over 16,000 Narcan kits to combat opioid overdoses, supplied by health departments and with training by the state's health care system.