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Crucial California HIV Program In Disarray After Contract Switch

By Anna Gorman January 13, 2017

Patients who depend on the state-run AIDS Drug Assistance Program are having trouble getting medical appointments and life-saving medications.

Severe Shortage Of Home Health Workers Robs Thousands Of Proper Care

By Judith Graham April 26, 2017

A critical shortage of home health care workers in California and across the U.S. threatens care for senior citizens and people with disabilities.

Meals On Wheels Wants To Be The ‘Eyes and Ears’ For Hospitals, Doctors

By Anna Gorman January 9, 2017

By checking up on the health and safety of meal recipients, volunteers for the nonprofit network can provide valuable information to medical providers and help ensure better care.

From ‘Stressed Out’ To Hopeful, Five Californians Weigh In On GOP Bill

By Anna Gorman and Emily Bazar March 23, 2017

The Republicans’ health care plan, which would generally reduce premium subsidies and limit federal funding for Medicaid, has many Californians wondering what will happen to their coverage. We spoke with some of them.

Alzheimer a los 40: científicos estudian la “mutación de Jalisco”

By Anna Gorman January 6, 2017

Investigadores están estudiando a familias de los Estados Unidos y México, portadores de una mutación genética que los hace desarrollar Alzheimer a edad temprana, con la esperanza de encontrar tratamientos para frenar este mal.

Keeping Lonely Seniors Company Can Help Keep Them Healthy

By Anna Gorman January 5, 2017

Little Brothers, which operates in San Francisco and several other cities, sends volunteers to brighten the lives of isolated elderly people, helping to reduce the risk of serious illness.

California Hopes $3 Billion Experiment Will Improve Health Of Neediest

By Anna Gorman December 16, 2016

Pilot projects are being launched in 18 counties to reduce ER visits among Medi-Cal’s most costly patients.

Stalking The ‘Unknown Enemy’: Doctors Scope Out Rare Diseases

By Anna Gorman Photos by Heidi de Marco April 20, 2017

An NIH-funded network of hospitals uses advanced genetic science and nationwide collaboration to diagnose rare and sometimes undiscovered diseases.

Free Clinics Aim To Fill VA’s Shortfalls In Mental Health

By Anna Gorman December 5, 2016

A billionaire hedge fund manager, whose son served in Afghanistan, has opened a chain of clinics to tend to the psychological needs of veterans.

California Tests Electronic Database For End-Of-Life Wishes

By Anna Gorman December 1, 2016

San Diego and Contra Costa counties are piloting a registry so emergency responders can know quickly how much treatment patients want.

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