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Redwood City will study a proposal to expand Stanford Medicine’s campus to include a cancer center, which would include a large scale research…
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Stanford’s growing presence in Redwood City has been fascinating to watch. Stanford’s first foray into the city began with the purchase in 200…
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Mary Kuhn went to the emergency room at John Muir Medical Center because it felt like she was having a heart attack. Her chest and jaw hurt. H…
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At the LifeMoves Navigation Center in Redwood City, a first-of-its-kind permanent dental clinic has been providing preventative and emergency …
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Kaiser Permanente, one of the country’s leading and largest health care providers, says it will suspend select gender-affirming care services …
IV therapy clinics are springing up around the country, touting quick ways to recover from a hangover or a hard workout. But doctors and regulators preach caution before plunging into a visit. The service has been on a growth spurt since the COVID-19 pandemic, offering drips that also aim to boost energy levels or immune systems or deal with things like joint pain. Regulators worry about who delivers the treatments, the source of any pharmaceuticals used and how the services are provided. Customers should come prepared to ask questions before they get connected.
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A dispute between Blue Shield of California and UC Health, San Francisco’s largest medical center, threatens to disrupt health care for tens o…
As the county grapples with behavioral health contractors shutting down operations over fiscal hardship, two providers offering intensive outp…
University of California, San Francisco Health is officially opening its fifth outpatient facility and third cancer center on the Peninsula on…
