health care

Cape Cod Healthcare has received its largest-ever donation, $20 million, which the company will use to give extra attention to care for seniors and to improving the overall patient experience.

CAI's Gilda Geist checks in with reporter Katie Lannan on the latest State House happenings.

The government shutdown that ended in November stalled negotiations, according to the Massachusetts Nurses Association, which is the union representing the nurses.

Amid threats from the federal government, Outer Cape Health Services is no longer offering gender-affirming puberty blockers or hormone therapy for those under 19.

A majority of nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and certified nurse midwives have signed union cards seeking to vote on whether to join the Massachusetts Nurses Association, the same union that represents registered nurses.

Some of us are lucky enough to have jobs that provide benefits, such as healthcare. But for commercial fishermen, there is no human resources office at sea.

Behind the scenes of Cape Cod and the Islands' doctor shortage, a collective of healthcare providers in the region has been working to improve care locally.

Patients say they’re just learning about the change after the retail and technology giant bought One Medical last year.

CAI's Kathryn Eident talks with Bria Gadsden, executive director of the non-profit Love Your Menses about the retreat, and the group's work on period equity.

As they blasted the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, many carried signs that read: “Forced birth is violence,” “Regulate guns, not my uterus” and “This sign is too small for my rage.” In Falmouth, one woman carried a sign that read: “my abortion saved my life.”