Cone Health

Local hospital administrators are gearing up to fight both COVID-19 and the flu this fall, and are emphasizing the importance of telehealth.

Cone Health in Greensboro has been nationally recognized for its effort to reduce health care inequities.

As of Thursday, nearly 2,500 North Carolinians have died from COVID-19 since the pandemic began. More than 150 of those deaths were of Guilford County residents.

Cone Health is planning to merge with Sentara, a larger health care system based in Norfolk, Virginia.

Cone Health is resuming full services at its hospitals, clinics, and doctor’s offices. But patients and visitors can expect to see some changes.

A local health care professional says some stroke patients are waiting too long to seek care amid COVID-19 fears; he's urging patients to get to the emergency room as fast as possible.

Cone Health is asking for donations of personal protective equipment for its medical workers.

Health care providers in Greensboro say they’re prepared to offer intensive care services to COVID-19 patients.

Pregnancy has the potential to be stressful even without a global pandemic. Last week, women who are expecting were added to the high-risk category for COVID-19. 

Local health systems are offering drive-through coronavirus specimen-collection sites to help control the potential spread of the virus.

Cone Health has announced it will be opening drive-thru testing and triage stations to help control the spread of the coronavirus.