Thomas Jefferson UniversityPhiladelphia is shrinking the rideshare virtual border around FIFA Fan FestivalThe city is reducing the geofence, which blocks people from calling rideshares in a specific area near FIFA Fan Festival, to allow more residents to use Uber and Lyft.Henry Savage There’s a new cafe in Manayunk serving samosas and viral dot cakes Hira Qureshi Delaware’s first medical school will be a partnership with JeffersonSarah Gantz CHOP reported $271 million in operating profit for the nine months ended March 31Harold Brubaker Bill sponsored by Rep. Madeleine Dean would make assaulting a healthcare worker a federal crimeSarah Gantz AdvertisementJefferson Health had a $252.6 million operating loss in the nine months ended March 31The loss included $94.6 million in restructuring charges related to layoffs last fall and other moves designed to improve the nonprofit’s future financial performance.Harold Brubaker The Council for Relationships is closing its doors after 94 years of providing low-fee therapyThousands of clients, more than 60 staffers, and some 40 clinical interns are looking for new spots to land.Wendy Ruderman Why stomach pain, ‘scromiting,’ and compulsive hot showering are sending cannabis users to Philly-area ERsMarijuana legalization and more potent THC products could be to blame for the rise in cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome, doctors say.Wendy Ruderman Scott R. Sanders, ‘acknowledged voice-over king’ for radio and TV, has died at 78His political pitches became so popular that, in 1994 alone, he recorded nearly 800 commercials for 90 candidates. In 1998, he spoke for 38 candidates and seven political committees.Gary Miles After a staffer allegedly took $161K, Chris Rabb rebounds to lead fundraising in Philly’s congressional raceRep. Chris Rabb’s new campaign finance reports offer the first glimpse into the depth of the alleged “unauthorized withdrawals" made by his ex-treasurer. Ala Stanford had the most money in the bank.Sean Collins Walsh, Sam Janesch, and Anna Orso OpinionMission-driven healthcare still matters. That’s why underfunding hospitals hurts all of us.Reimbursement from government payers — like Medicare and Medicaid — consistently falls short of the cost of care. Private insurer payments are often inadequate. The future depends on collaboration.Joseph G. Cacchione, For The Inquirer Sydney E. Pulver, prominent Philadelphia psychiatrist and longtime Penn professor, has died at 98 He taught mostly graduate students and psychiatry residents, and his most popular classes at Penn were called the Mind in Conflict, Freud’s Papers, and the History of Psychoanalysis.Gary Miles Robert M. Cohen, retired neurosurgeon and Philadelphia folk music mainstay, has died at 86He and his wife, Dianne Tankle, cofounded Folk Alliance International in 1989 and Northeast Regional Folk Alliance in 1994.Gary Miles House of the week: A three-bedroom rowhouse in East Falls for $415,000The home has updated kitchen appliances and an outdoor fireplace in the backyard.Paul Jablow, For The Inquirer Jefferson Health Plans had big gains in Medicare Advantage during open enrollment last yearJefferson remained in sixth place in Southeastern Pennsylvania behind leader Independence Blue Cross, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, Humana, and Cigna, despite strong growth.Harold Brubaker Man arrested for killing one man and injuring another near Chickie’s & Pete’s last yearNasir Brooks turned himself into police on Tuesday for an October shooting that left one dead and another hospitalized. Henry Savage Philly’s economy is among the nation’s strongest for the first time in generations | Expert OpinionDespite deep poverty and a high wage tax, Philadelphia benefits from relying on eds and meds as well as a low cost of living compared to other big cities. Mark Zandi, For The Inquirer Jefferson Health plans to boost capacity at the Abington Hospital emergency departmentIt's the third emergency department project announced by Jefferson in the past year. Jefferson did not disclose how much it was spending in Abington.Harold Brubaker Philly-area medical schools are enrolling more women and attracting more students, according to the latest trendsApplications to Philly-area medical schools are back up after a three-year decline, recently released data from the Association of American Medical Colleges shows.Kayla Yup and Lizzie Mulvey One year of inspections at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital: November 2024 - October 2025Inspectors visited nearly three dozen times to investigate potential safety problems. Sarah Gantz See more storiesAdvertisement
Philadelphia is shrinking the rideshare virtual border around FIFA Fan FestivalThe city is reducing the geofence, which blocks people from calling rideshares in a specific area near FIFA Fan Festival, to allow more residents to use Uber and Lyft.Henry Savage
Philadelphia is shrinking the rideshare virtual border around FIFA Fan FestivalThe city is reducing the geofence, which blocks people from calling rideshares in a specific area near FIFA Fan Festival, to allow more residents to use Uber and Lyft.Henry Savage
Bill sponsored by Rep. Madeleine Dean would make assaulting a healthcare worker a federal crimeSarah Gantz
Bill sponsored by Rep. Madeleine Dean would make assaulting a healthcare worker a federal crimeSarah Gantz
Jefferson Health had a $252.6 million operating loss in the nine months ended March 31The loss included $94.6 million in restructuring charges related to layoffs last fall and other moves designed to improve the nonprofit’s future financial performance.Harold Brubaker
Jefferson Health had a $252.6 million operating loss in the nine months ended March 31The loss included $94.6 million in restructuring charges related to layoffs last fall and other moves designed to improve the nonprofit’s future financial performance.Harold Brubaker
The Council for Relationships is closing its doors after 94 years of providing low-fee therapyThousands of clients, more than 60 staffers, and some 40 clinical interns are looking for new spots to land.Wendy Ruderman
The Council for Relationships is closing its doors after 94 years of providing low-fee therapyThousands of clients, more than 60 staffers, and some 40 clinical interns are looking for new spots to land.Wendy Ruderman
Why stomach pain, ‘scromiting,’ and compulsive hot showering are sending cannabis users to Philly-area ERsMarijuana legalization and more potent THC products could be to blame for the rise in cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome, doctors say.Wendy Ruderman
Why stomach pain, ‘scromiting,’ and compulsive hot showering are sending cannabis users to Philly-area ERsMarijuana legalization and more potent THC products could be to blame for the rise in cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome, doctors say.Wendy Ruderman
Scott R. Sanders, ‘acknowledged voice-over king’ for radio and TV, has died at 78His political pitches became so popular that, in 1994 alone, he recorded nearly 800 commercials for 90 candidates. In 1998, he spoke for 38 candidates and seven political committees.Gary Miles
Scott R. Sanders, ‘acknowledged voice-over king’ for radio and TV, has died at 78His political pitches became so popular that, in 1994 alone, he recorded nearly 800 commercials for 90 candidates. In 1998, he spoke for 38 candidates and seven political committees.Gary Miles
After a staffer allegedly took $161K, Chris Rabb rebounds to lead fundraising in Philly’s congressional raceRep. Chris Rabb’s new campaign finance reports offer the first glimpse into the depth of the alleged “unauthorized withdrawals" made by his ex-treasurer. Ala Stanford had the most money in the bank.Sean Collins Walsh, Sam Janesch, and Anna Orso
After a staffer allegedly took $161K, Chris Rabb rebounds to lead fundraising in Philly’s congressional raceRep. Chris Rabb’s new campaign finance reports offer the first glimpse into the depth of the alleged “unauthorized withdrawals" made by his ex-treasurer. Ala Stanford had the most money in the bank.Sean Collins Walsh, Sam Janesch, and Anna Orso
OpinionMission-driven healthcare still matters. That’s why underfunding hospitals hurts all of us.Reimbursement from government payers — like Medicare and Medicaid — consistently falls short of the cost of care. Private insurer payments are often inadequate. The future depends on collaboration.Joseph G. Cacchione, For The Inquirer
OpinionMission-driven healthcare still matters. That’s why underfunding hospitals hurts all of us.Reimbursement from government payers — like Medicare and Medicaid — consistently falls short of the cost of care. Private insurer payments are often inadequate. The future depends on collaboration.Joseph G. Cacchione, For The Inquirer
Sydney E. Pulver, prominent Philadelphia psychiatrist and longtime Penn professor, has died at 98 He taught mostly graduate students and psychiatry residents, and his most popular classes at Penn were called the Mind in Conflict, Freud’s Papers, and the History of Psychoanalysis.Gary Miles
Sydney E. Pulver, prominent Philadelphia psychiatrist and longtime Penn professor, has died at 98 He taught mostly graduate students and psychiatry residents, and his most popular classes at Penn were called the Mind in Conflict, Freud’s Papers, and the History of Psychoanalysis.Gary Miles
Robert M. Cohen, retired neurosurgeon and Philadelphia folk music mainstay, has died at 86He and his wife, Dianne Tankle, cofounded Folk Alliance International in 1989 and Northeast Regional Folk Alliance in 1994.Gary Miles
Robert M. Cohen, retired neurosurgeon and Philadelphia folk music mainstay, has died at 86He and his wife, Dianne Tankle, cofounded Folk Alliance International in 1989 and Northeast Regional Folk Alliance in 1994.Gary Miles
House of the week: A three-bedroom rowhouse in East Falls for $415,000The home has updated kitchen appliances and an outdoor fireplace in the backyard.Paul Jablow, For The Inquirer
House of the week: A three-bedroom rowhouse in East Falls for $415,000The home has updated kitchen appliances and an outdoor fireplace in the backyard.Paul Jablow, For The Inquirer
Jefferson Health Plans had big gains in Medicare Advantage during open enrollment last yearJefferson remained in sixth place in Southeastern Pennsylvania behind leader Independence Blue Cross, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, Humana, and Cigna, despite strong growth.Harold Brubaker
Jefferson Health Plans had big gains in Medicare Advantage during open enrollment last yearJefferson remained in sixth place in Southeastern Pennsylvania behind leader Independence Blue Cross, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare, Humana, and Cigna, despite strong growth.Harold Brubaker
Man arrested for killing one man and injuring another near Chickie’s & Pete’s last yearNasir Brooks turned himself into police on Tuesday for an October shooting that left one dead and another hospitalized. Henry Savage
Man arrested for killing one man and injuring another near Chickie’s & Pete’s last yearNasir Brooks turned himself into police on Tuesday for an October shooting that left one dead and another hospitalized. Henry Savage
Philly’s economy is among the nation’s strongest for the first time in generations | Expert OpinionDespite deep poverty and a high wage tax, Philadelphia benefits from relying on eds and meds as well as a low cost of living compared to other big cities. Mark Zandi, For The Inquirer
Philly’s economy is among the nation’s strongest for the first time in generations | Expert OpinionDespite deep poverty and a high wage tax, Philadelphia benefits from relying on eds and meds as well as a low cost of living compared to other big cities. Mark Zandi, For The Inquirer
Jefferson Health plans to boost capacity at the Abington Hospital emergency departmentIt's the third emergency department project announced by Jefferson in the past year. Jefferson did not disclose how much it was spending in Abington.Harold Brubaker
Jefferson Health plans to boost capacity at the Abington Hospital emergency departmentIt's the third emergency department project announced by Jefferson in the past year. Jefferson did not disclose how much it was spending in Abington.Harold Brubaker
Philly-area medical schools are enrolling more women and attracting more students, according to the latest trendsApplications to Philly-area medical schools are back up after a three-year decline, recently released data from the Association of American Medical Colleges shows.Kayla Yup and Lizzie Mulvey
Philly-area medical schools are enrolling more women and attracting more students, according to the latest trendsApplications to Philly-area medical schools are back up after a three-year decline, recently released data from the Association of American Medical Colleges shows.Kayla Yup and Lizzie Mulvey
One year of inspections at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital: November 2024 - October 2025Inspectors visited nearly three dozen times to investigate potential safety problems. Sarah Gantz
One year of inspections at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital: November 2024 - October 2025Inspectors visited nearly three dozen times to investigate potential safety problems. Sarah Gantz
