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Sometimes a little self-promotion is OK — especially when you’re extremely proud of your work in the communities you serve in Northeast Pennsylvania.

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In recent years, hepatitis has received some very necessary attention. Still, more awareness is good regarding this very serious yet highly treatable disease.

The Wright Center for Community Health will open a new practice in North Scranton on July 17.

Jacob Parrick, M.D., remembers how a record-setting flood tore at his family’s home in Northeast Pennsylvania nearly 12 years ago, ripping away possessions and…

SCRANTON — Health care officials gathered at the Wright Center for Community Health Scranton Practice on Thursday to discuss lower prescription drug costs, changes to Medicaid renewal requirements, health equity

Representatives of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), and Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Office of Intergovernmental &

SCRANTON — Health care officials gathered at the Wright Center for Community Health Scranton Practice on Thursday to discuss lower prescription drug costs, changes to Medicaid renewal requirements, health equity

We’ve come a long way in how we care for patients living with HIV.

A contractor will replace a long-closed La Plume Twp. bridge during the next 18 months, the project engineer said Wednesday.