Arizona Health News

The Arizona Department of Health Services said Friday it will allow Hacienda HealthCare in Phoenix to keep its license to operate.

Renovations were made to the inpatient mental health care units at the Phoenix VA Medical Center to make the environment safer and more welcoming for veterans.

Attorneys trying to renegotiate a legal settlement over the quality of health care for Arizona inmates say they're unable to reach a new deal.

The Arizona Department of Health Services said Monday there was a large uptick in the number of reported flu cases in the past week.

When you quit vaping, you're not just giving up nicotine, says one Scottsdale doctor. You're also giving up chemicals, like diacetyl.

A new, next-generation sports and entertainment district is being planned for the Scottsdale area in the near future.

A surgeon at a Mesa hospital is applying new techniques to a procedure that corrects defects in babies' skulls, which affect one in every 2,000 births.

Focused on healthy living both physically and mentally, OptumCare Arizona has opened its fourth community center here in the Valley.

The 45,000-square-foot Phoenix Children’s Specialty Clinic in Gilbert will service kids with complex health conditions.

The federal government late last month raised the age to buy tobacco products from 18 to 21, but it’s unclear whether that’s already in place in Arizona.