Advocates for people who use drugs say they're concerned for people without housing who rely on longer-term inpatient treatment to stabilize themselves while recovering from an addiction.

The Inquirer has been tracking financial results at Philadelphia-area health systems. Here's a round-up.

Purolite, the King of Prussia company that makes resin beads for water-purification and medical pills, will convert the former W.L. Gore facility into a factory.

Pareto, which helps small- and mid-sized companies self-insure for health care has grown to 200 employees from 30 in 2019.

Can an undiagnosed eating disorder cause heart palpitations? What doctors learned from one teen's medical mystery.

“Our current road conditions and traffic are horrendous, and I can’t imagine adding any more,” said the planning board chair.

Brinkman’s Bait & Tackle Shop is closing. Only one bait & tackle shop remains in Philadelphia.

The biggest challenge most business owners face is how to best compensate their sales professionals to keep them motivated and bring in more business.

Mr. McNamara, who brought classical techniques to bar food, cooked at such destinations as New Wave Cafe, Dark Horse Pub, St. Stephen's Green, and Black Sheep Pub.