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Bringing Former Hospitals Back To Life – Ghosts And All

By Anna Gorman and Phil Galewitz September 28, 2017

As the number of hospitals across the country has plummeted, many old buildings are finding new life as apartments and condos.

Women With High-Risk Pregnancies Far More Prone To Heart Disease

By Anna Gorman July 12, 2017

Mothers who develop diabetes or high blood pressure during pregnancy, or whose babies are born prematurely or precariously small, often are unaware of the long-term risk. So are their doctors.

Calif. Officials Sound Alarm, Envisioning $114B Hit To Medi-Cal Under U.S. Senate Bill

By Anna Gorman June 28, 2017

“Nothing is safe — no population, no services,” the director of the nation’s largest Medicaid program said Wednesday. GOP leaders say they seek to cut costs and widen consumer choices.

California’s Kids Are Healthier But Many Are Living In Poverty

By Anna Gorman June 13, 2017

The state ranks near the top in children’s health but near the bottom in terms of their overall economic well-being, according to a study released Tuesday.

Repeal And Replace Hits A Roadblock. What’s Next For California?

March 28, 2017

California Healthline/Kaiser Health News correspondents take to the airwaves to discuss the future of Obamacare and changes that might ensue after the demise of the Republican health care bill.

Las voces olvidadas en el debate de salud: 8 mujeres cuentan sus historias

By Anna Gorman and Jenny Gold August 17, 2017

Los proyectos de salud que se han estado discutiendo dejan de lado muchos de los servicios esenciales para las mujeres, como el cuidado materno y los métodos anticonceptivos.

Handshake-Free Zone: Keep Those Hands — And Germs — To Yourself In The Hospital

By Anna Gorman May 30, 2017

Health care workers and families are trying new ways of greeting people in two neonatal intensive care units at UCLA, hoping to reduce infections and protect fragile babies.

When An Insurer Balks And Treatment Stops

By Anna Gorman June 1, 2017

A 22-year old man from Orange County, Calif., alleges in a lawsuit that his health insurer stopped paying for a crucial — and expensive — immunotherapy drug, leading him to become seriously ill. Treatments for patients with similar conditions are increasingly denied or interrupted, experts and patient advocates say.

Often Missing In The Health Care Debate: Women’s Voices

By Anna Gorman and Jenny Gold August 17, 2017

When leaders in Washington discuss the future of American health care, women are not always in the room. Here, nine women share their personal stories, fears and hopes.

Citing CBO Report, Critics Decry GOP Bill’s Potential Fallout In California

By Anna Gorman May 25, 2017

“I feel like I am in a bad dream,” said Sen. Ed Hernandez, who chairs the state Senate Health Committee.

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