Arizona Health News

The owner of the NBA's Dallas Mavericks told a Phoenix audience on Wednesday that he knows how to fix the Affordable Care Act.

Any Arizona veteran in need of dental services will be able to get free care on Saturday from dental students at Midwestern University.

Banner Health is teaming up with MedData and Integrated Health Management Services to provide health care coverage to uninsured patients.

U.S. News & World Report ranked the Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine No. 9 on its list of the best medical schools in the nation.

Digital wellness consultant Katey McPherson joined Bruce St. James & Pamela Hughes on Thursday for an hour-long discussion about teen suicide in Arizona.

A new 32,500-square-foot hospital providing emergency and acute services is expected to open in Mesa this summer near Baseline and Higley roads.

Virtual visits connecting patients and physicians who are miles apart are increasing, but insurance coverage hasn’t caught up with the move toward telemedicine in Arizona.

After three years of one-star ratings for the Phoenix VA Medical Center, officials are pushing to convince veterans that their concerns are being heard and acted on.

A case of mumps has been confirmed in a Cochise County elementary school child, the County announced in a tweet on Saturday.

A Chandler couple has been sentenced to prison for passing forged prescriptions for opiates and improperly acquiring more than 7,000 Oxycodone pills.