Hawaiʻi launched an anti-opioid initiative in 2017 when the federal government started making grants to the states. But no such initiative has ever addressed methamphetamine.

Increases could force many employers to reduce worker benefits.

HMSA sent a letter to 16,000 kūpuna saying they will no longer have access to their current insurance plan.

Nine women accused Dr. Gregory Yim of performing unnecessary breast exams that violated their sense of trust. The Hawaiʻi Medical Board has taken no action.

Native Hawaiians will have to comply with the new work requirements in President Donald Trump’s signature One Big Beautiful Bill Act, despite facing significant obstacles to employment and healthcare.

The Kidney Foundation of Hawaiʻi’s mobile care clinic was never put into service for kidney patients, according to the nonprofit’s CEO.

Airlines damage about 1 in 100 wheelchairs they handle, national statistics show. For frequent flyers, particularly on Hawaiʻi’s neighbor islands, the risk adds up.

A new policy puts Hawaiʻi on par with other states.

Loss of the Kohala drug store is symbolic of the healthcare access issues affecting remote regions of the state.

Lawsuit claims Abbott Laboratories defrauded federal health insurance programs.