Officials celebrated the addition of a new helipad at Thomas Memorial Hospital on Thursday.A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held at the hospital’s South Charleston ...

The helipad project has been made possible by a donation of $40,000 from Dr. Hans Bergstrom and Barbara Bergstrom, who spend their summers in Chautauqua County and have come to appreciate the friendly ...

Leaders say the helipad will enhance emergency services and increase the hospital’s ability to care for critically ill patients.

Did Dr. Anna Pou, a surgeon at what was then known as Memorial Medical Center in New Orleans, get “Sully”-ed? Was she a valiant physician undeserving of attacks on her ethical character… ...

The phased redevelopment plan, slated for completion by June 2026, aims to keep pace with the rising demand for public healthcare in Mumbai and beyond. Patients from across Maharashtra flock to KEM, ...

WVU Medicine Reynolds Memorial Hospital has its first helicopter pad.For years, medical helicopters had to land in the field behind the hospital. Nurses and sta ...

More beds, dedicated pediatric spaces and an additional helipad are features of the new emergency department at Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital, part of a $500 million new health care tower.

The relocation of a helicopter landing site at a New Orleans hospital has neighbors upset after having little to no input in the move. The project was also completed without the proper permits ...

New Orleans museums honor Memorial Day 2025 with ceremonies, tributes, and free admission for military families through the Blue Star Museums program.

It was tense and sweaty on the set of “Five Days at Memorial,” the new Apple TV+ limited series about systemic and personal failure at a New Orleans hospital in the days after Hurricane Katrina.

New Orleans Shawn Conners has been appointed location manager for Leitz-Eagan Funeral Home in Metairie and H.C. Alexander Funeral Home in Norco, two Dignity Memorial properties. Conners has more ...

The craniums of 19 Black Americans, whose heads were severed and sent to Germany for “research” in 1872, are being returned to New Orleans.