The cost of a bad hire, that person your company hires who just doesn't work out, can be quite costly.

In a signal of the firm’s rapid growth and investment potential, Bethlehem’s OraSure Technologies Inc. is set to join the S&P SmallCap 600 listing, effective before the open of trading on Thursday.

Following national trends on outpatient services, Lehigh Valley Health Network plans a major expansion to its Health & Wellness Center at Hazleton, which could eventually become a medical mall offering multiple services.

Now that U.S. House Republicans are considering a bill they say will repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, leaders of hospitals and hospital associations across the country are monitoring the details and trying to determine how the replacement plan would affect their bottom line.

Rita Chesterton left a full-time teaching job with health benefits in 2014 to launch Skaffl LLC, a startup that created mobile apps for the kindergarten-12th grade education market.

St. Luke’s University Health Network has named a chief operating officer for its Quakertown Campus.

With President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans intent on repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act, officials from Gov. Tom Wolf’s administration said the state could lose nearly $36 billion in federal health care funding for Pennsylvanians over the next 10 years and have an adverse effect on people’s lives.

A Montgomery County attorney has been appointed co-chair of the newly formed Medical Marijuana and Hemp Law Committee of the Pennsylvania Bar Association.

Easton Hospital’s announcement Thursday that it will be sold to a Massachusetts health care company came as no surprise to many observers who have been watching as Easton’s owner has been selling assets to reduce $15 billion in debt since last summer.