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ChatGPT, Bard, and other large multi-modal models (LMM) may have potential across health care, but developers need proper guardrails to protect patients and communities.

Federal lawmakers have reached a short-term deal to prevent a government shutdown through early March.

HAP and the commonwealth’s rural hospital leaders joined the Shapiro administration today for a roundtable discussion about preserving and expanding rural health.

CMS today unveiled a final rule to streamline the prior authorization process and improve the electronic exchange of health information.

Hospitals saw some encouraging financial trends toward the end of the year as they work to find a sustainable path heading into 2024.

One of the nation’s leading blood suppliers is experiencing an emergency blood shortage, while calling on Americans to make an appointment to donate.

The Pennsylvania Health Care Cost Containment Council (PHC4), in collaboration with The Hospital and Healthsystem Association of Pennsylvania (HAP), has released a new report examining how the coronavirus pandemic affected and changed Pennsylvania and its health care system.

Hospitals and their dedicated teams can play an important role to help combat human trafficking in their communities.

Pennsylvanians will have a little extra time if they need to pick a health insurance plan via the state’s health insurance marketplace, Pennie.

This weekend, federal leaders said they had reached an agreement on an overall spending level of $1.66 trillion for 2024 as they look to prevent a government shutdown later this month.