Arkansas Healthcare

A former Jefferson County DHS employee points to flaws within the agency.

The report lists completed and ongoing efforts to find and address factors contributing to Arkansas’ high maternal mortality rate.

Three advocacy organizations joined forces in advance of Labor day weekend to share testimonies of Arkansans who rely on Medicaid.

Board rejects sexual harassment charges, approves charges regarding procedure overutilization

The Arkansas State Medical Board on Thursday heard nine hours of testimony regarding a Little Rock physician who has been accused of sexual abuse and improper opioid prescriptions.

Arkansas officials on Tuesday ordered four nationwide pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) to stop paying Arkansas pharmacies below the legally required amount for prescription drugs.

In a report released last week, Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families detailed an array of suggestions for how to slowly change the landscape of sexual health education in the state. The nonprofit says this will help lower Arkansas' teen birth rates—some of the highest in the nation.

Josie Lenora from Little Rock Public Radio joins Ozarks at Large's Matthew Moore to get us up to speed on the status of the Arkansas Abortion Amendment.

Both suits target what Attorney General Tim Griffin referred to as deceptive business practices.

United States District Judge D. Price Marshall Jr. on Friday dismissed a multi-state challenge to the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act of 2022.