Walgreens considering selling company to private equity firm, according to published report
Walgreens Boots Alliance is considering selling the company to private equity firm Sycamore Partners, according to a published report.
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Criminally charged health care providers keep working unrestricted as state action lags
Illinois health care workers charged with serious crimes were allowed to keep caring for patients for months without restrictions, the Tribune found.
Chicago biohub backed by Mark Zuckerberg publishes its first research, discovering way to continuously monitor inflammation
A Chicago biohub backed by Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg and Dr. Priscilla Chan, his wife, has discovered a way to track inflammation in real time using sensors under the skin.
Many Illinois health systems provide gender-affirming care. What happens when Donald Trump becomes president?
Transgender patients and providers of gender-affirming care in Illinois are preparing for dramatic upheaval once Donald Trump takes office.
CEO of Chicago-based VillageMD steps down as Walgreens considers selling stake in business
The CEO and co-founder of the primary care provider resigns as the business is shutting clinics.
Anti-abortion groups, employers sue Pritzker over Illinois abortion law
The suit targets an Illinois law that requires state-regulated health insurers to cover abortions and medications to terminate pregnancies.
Endeavor Health is spending up to $453 million to settle patients’ claims that a former doctor sexually abused them
Endeavor and Swedish Hospital are currently facing 61 lawsuits brought by former patients of gynecologist-obstetrician Dr. Fabio Ortega accusing him of sexually abusing them.
University of Illinois nurses reach tentative agreement with hospital, ending strike after four days
Nurses at University of Illinois Hospital & Clinics have ended a four-day strike, after reaching a tentative contract agreement with UI Health late Saturday night.
More Illinois hospitals get A grades for safety; a dozen get D’s
In Illinois, 32 hospitals have notched A grades, up from 24 hospitals in the spring, according to the Leapfrog Group, a nonprofit founded by large employers and other organizations that...
Nurses at University of Illinois Hospital walk off the job in second strike since August
The nurses are seeking better security to prevent patients from attacking them at the hospital, and they’re asking for higher pay.