Federal and local officials have launched a “Death in Disguise” campaign to raise awareness about the ongoing threat of fentanyl. Officials are calling it a public health crisis and say the time to take action is now.
As investigators continue work to determine a motive, the community is facing a long road to recovery, especially the elderly. But Riverside County and other organizations across the desert are hoping to make that recovery a bit easier for this vulnerable community.
More than 48,000 people in the Greater Palm Springs and Inland Empire region are without health coverage. With that being said, there are plenty of Covered California agents who are ready to help you stay healthy in 2023.
Passengers flying to the US from China will need to get a test no more than two days before flying, federal health officials said, and present proof of the negative test to their airline before boarding.
13 people in Massachusetts, including two children and first responders, were hospitalized on Thursday because of a carbon monoxide leak in their apartment building. This goes to show how important it is to take preventative steps before it impacts your health.
Health officials are seeing a post-Thanksgiving uptick in COVID-19 patients in hospitals across the country. Hospitalizations last week reached the highest level in three months with over 35,000 patients being treated.
Knowing this year’s flu season is expected to be active and with the slow rise in COVID-19 cases, officials at Covered California are urging the uninsured to get insured.
Earlier today, U.S. Health Secretary, Xavier Becerra and Rep. Raul Ruiz visited the Coachella Valley to speak with residents about vaccinations and the Inflation Reduction Act.
