UT, Pellissippi and South College have added programs to bolster a healthcare workforce depleted during the pandemic.
A Positive Outlook
Positively Living’s Choice Health Network grows despite obstacles facing the LGBTQIA+ community it serves.
An Uncertain Future
Gov. Bill Lee’s rejection of federal HIV prevention dollars has left service providers, public health officials and legislators in the dark.
‘It’s About Dignity’
With new leadership and support from UT Medical Center, the Free Medical Clinic continues its mission of serving uninsured workers.
Feeling the Squeeze
Despite a budget cut, Cherokee Health Systems isn’t turning anyone away from Knox County’s indigent care program. But its costs are mounting.
Knox GOP Legislators: No Minimum Wage Hike
As the Legislature prepares to return to session, local representatives also weigh in on vouchers, healthcare and abortion.
Literally Toxic
A UT researcher’s work shows that difficult family relationships are a predictor of poor health.
Issues by the Numbers
Using newly released Census data, a Sycamore Institute study focuses on income, poverty, education and health coverage in Tennessee.
The Deepest Cut
Providers say a proposed reduction in the Health Department’s indigent care program will hurt their efforts to serve the poorest residents of Knox County.
Emerald in the Rough
Providers plan to open a health clinic at the Emerald Youth Foundation ministry complex under construction in Lonsdale.
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