Two longtime Bucks County human services organizations are considering a merger that could reshape how behavioral health and other community services are delivered across the county.

A new behavioral health crisis center in Bucks County is set to begin offering emergency treatment services this summer, marking what state officials describe as the first facility of its kind in Pennsylvania.

If you see a woman biking and running along the streets of Yardley, you might be seeing an international Iron Man competitor training for her next race. For many local residents, that sight is …

Pets Furst Urgent Care prioritizes not only the medical well-being of pets but also the comfort and reassurance of their owners. The clinic’s atmosphere is designed to be welcoming and supportive, …

Balance doesn't usually disappear overnight; it whispers before it screams. At FYZICAL Fairless Hills, we see many patients who are surprised by a fall because they felt "perfectly fine" just moments …

Glaucoma is a chronic eye condition that can progress quietly over time, making early detection and ongoing management essential. For many patients, care involves regular monitoring, medication, and, …

Capital Health has been awarded a grant through the Collaborative for Equity in cardiac care, a five-year initiative funded by the Merck Foundation aimed at enhancing access to high quality, …

Efficacy of treatment for individuals with autism can be measured using the ATEC (Autism Treatment Evaluation Checklist), a questionnaire completed by parents.  The ATEC measures the severity of …