Sarah Boden | Spotlight PA
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The federal government argues a more robust maternal health workforce is key to improving mortality before, during, and after childbirth. -
Pennsylvania’s Senior Food Box Program helps older adults whose incomes or health might cause them to skip meals, eat less than they need, or consume unhealthy foods. -
Lead is especially harmful to children because they are developing, so knowing potential exposure sources provides a first layer of protection. -
People with hoarding disorder can endanger themselves and their communities if left untreated. An Irwin nonprofit is stepping up to offer support. -
Toward the end of November, scammers try to leverage a Medicare deadline to pressure older people and caregivers into disclosing sensitive information like Social Security numbers. -
When nursing homes close, families and communities have to fill the gaps. Advocates for older adults warn that more closures loom if structural funding and staffing issues aren’t solved. -
Abortion doulas help patients navigate the possible pain, discomfort, and emotions that arise when ending a pregnancy, along with the logistical hurdles they might face in seeking care. -
One organizer describes a death cafe as a space where people can ask questions about mortality without fear of being judged or ostracized. -
Caregiving is not a major issue in the U.S. Senate race between Democrat Bob Casey and Republican Dave McCormick, but it is one that matters to many Pennsylvanians. Here’s where they stand. -
Consolidations in the health care industry are driving opaque charges that experts say more and more patients are seeing on their bills.
