The number of heat-related deaths in the Phoenix area declined for the second consecutive year in 2025, and local officials are hoping to keep the trend going.
A Phoenix-area cardiology office and three of its physicians have agreed to pay $4.75 million to settle allegations they performed medically unnecessary vein ablations and falsified records to justify the procedures, the U.S. Department of Justice announced.
HonorHealth has become the first health system in the nation to perform joint replacement surgery using Stryker's new handheld robotic device, completing more than 55 procedures since January.
Arizona families with children on the autism spectrum rallied at the State Capitol Thursday to protest the two largest providers of applied behavioral analysis therapy being dropped by the state’s Medicaid program known as AHCCCS.
A federal judge has placed Arizona’s prison health‑care system under receivership after years of inadequate medical care and preventable deaths. State officials dispute the decision, citing recent investments and planned reforms.
A Phoenix surgery center will pay $5.6 million after federal investigators said it made improper payments to local doctors that could have influenced patient referrals, violating anti‑kickback laws.
The Arizona Department of Health Services announced it has launched a new tool that provides public health information in one place for Arizona residents.
Measles has officially begun to spread in the Valley after the first case of the disease was confirmed last week, according to Maricopa County health officials.
