CareSource donates $50,000 to Grady program that launched 'food pharmacy'

CareSource is donating $50,000 to the Food as Medicine program. The Jesse Hill Market hosts cooking and nutrition lessons and provides healthy ingredients to Grady patients, referred by providers.

Minnesota Nurses Association authorizes another strike at 16 hospitals

If no deal is reached, nurses at 14 hospitals will go on strike for 20 days. But at two hospitals, nurses have chosen to strike with no set end date.

FDA approves drug to delay onset of Type 1 diabetes

The agency gave the green light for Tzield. The drug is administered by intravenous infusion once daily for 14 consecutive days.

Georgia abortion providers resume procedures, remain wary after court strikes down ban

Abortion providers in Georgia resumed performing the procedure beyond six weeks of pregnancy this week but say they're being cautious after a judge threw out the state’s abortion ban.

Expert shares tips on choosing Medicare health, drug coverage for 2023

If you are 65 or older (or about to turn 65), you have until December 7, 2022 to sign up for, change or drop your Medicare coverage.

US home births in 2021 rose to highest level in decades, CDC report says

Among almost 4 million U.S. births in 2021, nearly 52,000 occurred at home — an increase of about 12% from the previous year, the CDC said.

Expert shares tips for choosing a health insurance plan for 2023

If you are insurance through your employer, it is time to choose your health insurance coverage for 2023. Here are some tips to help you compare your options.

As Health Insurance Marketplace turns 10, experts share tips on saving on 2023 plan

More than 700,000 Georgians purchase health insurance through the ACA Marketplace in 2022. Now, it is time to sign up for coverage beginning January 1, 2023.

Atlanta Medical Center set to shut down after 1 last full day of operations

After months of preparations and criticism from city leaders, Atlanta Medical Center will shut down - leaving Grady Memorial Hospital the only level one trauma center in the city.

Replacement effort for sleep apnea device recall expected to drag into 2023, fueling frustration

Philips initially estimated it could repair or replace the units within a year. But with the recall expanding to more than 5 million devices, it now says the effort will stretch into next year.

Children's Healthcare of Atlanta tackles mental health crisis

Children's Healthcare of Atlanta is tackling the mental health crisis in kids in an extraordinary way. They will soon be opening a behavioral and mental health pediatric center.

Amid nationwide EMT shortage, Grady EMS Academy offers scholarships to military veterans

Facing a nationwide EMT and paramedic shortage, the Grady EMS Academy is offering military veterans a full scholarship. Many of them are looking for a second career and an opportunity to find the sense of belonging and mission they felt in the military.

Trial over Georgia’s law banning abortions begins in Fulton County

A trial over whether Georgia's "heartbeat" law banning abortions as early as six weeks into a pregnancy began in a Fulton County courtroom Monday.

Atlanta Medical Center prepares for shutdown during last week of operations

The emergency room is already gone, but in one week, Atlanta Medical Center will be completely shut down - leaving Atlanta with just a single level one trauma center.