A Fayette County woman has filed a civil lawsuit alleging she was permanently paralyzed because doctors at Highlands Hospital in Connellsville misdiagnosed a bacterial spinal infection when she sought treatment in the emergency room for severe back pain. Frances Miller and her husband, Paul Miller, of 15 Fourth Ave., Dunbar, filed the medical liability lawsuit Monday in the prothonotary's office. Named as defendants are Highlands Hospital and two physicians, Albert Timothy Saloom of Connellsville and Mary Beth Krafty of Star Junction.
Families of individuals with autism will soon have a scientifically based year-round education facility for their loved ones in Connellsville Township. The Highlands Hospital Center for Autism will open in May or June with a maximum population of 20, ranging from first diagnosis through age 22.
California University of Pennsylvania students will gain clinical experience at new center in Connellsville, Pa. CONNELLSVILLE, Pa., June 16 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- A unique collaboration in one of Pennsylvania's most medically underserved regions promises a brighter future for children with autism and their families.
Highlands Hospital in Connellsville has "made some staffing adjustments" that have reduced the number of full- and part-time employees, but officials won't say how many workers have been affected. In a brief press release Thursday, CEO Michelle Cunningham said full-time employees have been reduced to part time while part- timers have been reduced to "casual status" at the Fayette County facility.
A health fair will celebrate pregnancy, babies and families this month at the Women's Place at Heart of Lancaster Regional Medical Center in Warwick Township. The Cuddlebugs Baby & Family Fair will be held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at the Highlands Drive hospital.
The impact of proposed cuts in state medical funding dominated the annual Highlands Hospital public meeting Wednesday. Hospital officials highlighted positive changes, such as new outreach programs, physicians and technologies.
Edward Albright Sr. Edward "Eddie" Albright Sr., 80, of Pasadena and previously of Glen Burnie and Baltimore Highlands, died April 7 at Harbor Hospital after a long illness of various lung diseases.
The Francis 'Bud' Murphy Memorial 5K Run & Walk has been around for more than two decades, but Thursday's version was unlike any other. First, the race featured a few modifications meant to provide the competitors with a bit more of a challenge. And second, it drew a record 531 participants, including 283 runners and 248 walkers.
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