Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Facing a "perfect storm" of financial pressures thanks largely to federal cuts, Cook County's sprawling safety net health system ...

Chicago, IL, Dec. 31, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- As the New Year approaches, Cook County Health proudly reflects on a successful 2025 marked by progress, innovation, and a deepened commitment to its ...

Chicago, IL, Jan. 01, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- As Cook County Health (CCH) enters the new year, the health system celebrates a year of transformative progress and historic advancements. Through ...

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Preckwinkle says the county is “tightening its belt" so that they are not asking residents for a single additional dollar this year, while absorbing a $550 million gap.

Cook County Health and Hospitals System, based in Chicago, has proposed a $937.6 million budget for the next fiscal year, which will likely draw scrutiny from Cook County President Toni Preckwinkle, ...

Cook County Health & Hospitals System is struggling to fill patient billing positions, perhaps due to the system’s “perceived instability” and the positions’ low pay, according to a Chicago Sun-Times ...

Cook County Health joined State officials and Cook County leaders on August 23rd to mark 100 days until federal Medicaid ...

Two major Chicago public institutions — Cook County Health and the University of Illinois College of Medicine — are expanding their partnership to provide care to patients, more training for medical ...

Although Illinois’ Cook County Health and Hospitals System’s independent government board anticipated 593 layoffs, only 188 employees have been laid off so far, according to a Chicago Tribune report.

Cook County Health expects to provide around $485 million in free or discounted care next year, returning to an era before the Affordable Care Act insured millions more Americans than it does today.