All seven Illinois House Republicans voted in favor of the bill Thursday that rolls back several features of the Affordable Care Act.

More than two dozen health care providers are threatening to stop caring for poor patients unless the state pays its Medicaid bills. We talk with the reporter who broke the story. 

Chicago Tonight rides along with the Rev. Faith Miller and the rest of the Night Ministry for a scheduled stop in the Back of the Yards neighborhood.

After two hours of debate this afternoon, the Illinois House passed a measure that paves the way for more taxpayer-funded abortions. The legislation allows for Medicaid recipients to use that government health insurance to cover an abortion. Likewise, for state employees.

Bringing the doctor’s office to patients when they’re no longer able to bring themselves.

Gov. Bruce Rauner is casting his promise to veto legislation that’s become known as the “abortion bill” as a matter of timing rather than philosophy.

A look at what’s next for Obamacare and what happened to the Republican bill to replace it.

Without enough votes to pass, the House of Representatives postpones a vote on the Republican’s bill to repeal Obamacare.

Several South and Southwest Side communities lag behind national health and wellness benchmarks, according to a new community health survey.

As the Republican replacement for Obamacare faces political backlash, we take a closer look at how the law might change health coverage.

U.S. Rep. Peter Roskam indicated he supports the measure although he is concerned about the possible impact of the Medicaid rollback. “The Medicaid question, particularly for Illinois, is very challenging,” he said.

House Republicans released their plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act on Monday night. How will it impact insurance rates, coverage and Medicaid? 

Gov. Bruce Rauner is back in Illinois after a quick trip to Washington D.C. He did not meet with President Donald Trump, but the two chatted by phone.

The Windy City is the gold standard for health and well-being, according to an assessment of city policies aimed at improving residents’ health.

Just hours after taking the oath of office, President Donald Trump delivered on a campaign promise. What are the implications of his executive order?

As tens of thousands of individuals gear up for the Women’s March on Chicago, a report released by NARAL Pro-Choice America offers insight into one of the event’s focal points: where the country and state stand in terms of reproductive rights.