DeSantis and his top officials have denied wrongdoing, but they also haven’t answered key questions about how everything went down.

Three major hospital systems in Florida have challenged a state proposal about approving organ-transplant programs, alleging it does not include adequate safeguards for quality of care.

For the first time since it launched, no state agency is asking for more money next year to grow Hope Florida.

KidCare provides health insurance for children whose families earn too much to qualify for Medicaid but still need assistance ...

LifeScience Logistics built the Lakeland warehouse after receiving a contract to manage Florida's importation of prescription ...

The bill was filed in response to growing concerns around unregulated postsurgical recovery homes, which can pose risks to ...

When George Tidmarsh, MD, PhD, director of the FDA's Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, first floated the idea of ...

Following years of debate, Florida hospitals are opposing a proposed rule for transplant program approvals, arguing it could jeopardize patient safety and quality of care, NPR affiliate WUSF reported ...

Similarly, Rep. Gus Bilirakis, in his capacity as co-Chair of the Congressional Hellenic Israel Alliance and of the ...

A Florida mom is suing a local hospital for $100K, claiming delayed emergency care led to her leg amputation due to misleading surgery service ads.

A Florida mother is suing a Bradenton hospital for $100,000, claiming delayed care led to her leg being amputated due to misleading information that the hospital offered 24/7 emergency vascular ...