Seaport Community Health Center in Belfast is bringing back limited dental care after a federal lifeline kept its parent agency afloat.

Musicians On Call volunteers played for veterans in a Washington VA hospice unit, including 93-year-old Army veteran Lawrence Ludden and Air Force veteran Sidney Nichols.

A new analysis finds 96% of advances to direct-to-consumer app users included fees or tips, with borrowers paying more than $200 a year on average.

Virginia's marketplace runs through Jan. 29, but a $150 million state fund could ease costs for 200,000 residents.

Dozens arrived before midnight at a free Takoma Academy clinic just miles from the Capitol, hoping for a spot in line.

The 16-reformer studio at The Boro was on track to sell hundreds of founding memberships before opening. Midlothian and Ashburn locations are next.

The Megaformer workout brand is taking over the old Collars & Co. pop-up spot at Congressional Plaza.

Leidos exec Steve Hull chairs this year's Greater Washington Heart Walk, which drew 10,000 people to the Mall last year.

Stephanie Rowell says a Purcellville urgent care wanted payment first as her throat tightened. Her total bill hit $605.

AHF's third D.C. location opens November 17 near six LGBTQ bars on U Street, offering free condoms and walk-in testing.

Workers now pay $7,471 a year for family coverage, up 9%, while deductibles and denials push more people into medical debt.

Saturday's Baltimore walk kicks off at 8:30 a.m. with a Promise Garden ceremony and discounted zoo admission for participants.

Nearly 3.2 million Medicare Advantage enrollees nationwide must pick new plans for 2027, and some Seattle-area UnitedHealthcare members lose Swedish and PacMed access.