The notice clarifies exceptions for medical treatment under Florida's most recent abortion law.

The Florida Agency for Health Care Administration released a list of possible misconceptions regarding the new law shortly after it went into effect.

Abortion has become a controversial topic in recent decades, with supporters saying it’s a matter of women’s bodily autonomy, and opponents arguing it’s a form of infanticide.

The FAHCA has released its 2023 breakdown of where women are seeking abortions in Florida and why they're having them.

Florida health officials are tracking hundreds of care facilities that have operated or are currently operating as assisted living facilities without the proper license.

The FAHCA has released its 2023 breakdown of where women are seeking abortions in Florida and why they're having them.

The Biden administration this week asked a judge to reject allegations that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has “dragged its feet” on a Florida proposal to import prescription drugs from Canada and has not properly complied with a public-records request.

A federal judge on Wednesday refused to issue a preliminary injunction to block a new state rule preventing Medicaid reimbursements for gender-affirming treatments for transgender people, saying plaintiffs had failed to demonstrate “irreparable harm.”

In the second similar case to emerge in recent weeks, a Miami abortion clinic is fighting an attempt by state regulators to impose a fine over allegations that it did not properly comply with a law requiring 24-hour waiting periods before abortions can be performed.

LGBTQ and health groups have denounced a new rule by Florida health officials set to take effect later this month to restrict Medicaid insurance coverage for gender dysphoria treatments for transgender people.

A group of academics from Yale University and other schools says a plan by Florida health officials that likely would restrict Medicaid insurance coverage for gender dysphoria treatments for transgender people lacks any sound medical justification.

The Florida Agency for Health Care Administration issued a report Thursday that could set the stage for the Medicaid program to deny coverage for treatments such as puberty-blocking medication and hormone therapy for transgender people.

More than 130 days after Floridas first coronavirus case, the state released the current number of current COVID-19 positive patients hospitalized by county, showing nearly 7,000 Floridians are hospitalized across the state with the virus. Since the Florida Department of Health began reporting cases of the coronavirus on March 1 the state has included the overall total of hospitalizations but not the current number. On Friday, the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration, which regulates health care facilities across the state, released a breakdown by county of current patients in hospitals across the state with the primary diagnosis of COVID-19. The DOH dashboard still does not include current hospitalized virus patients. The data shows Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties have the highest numbers of current COVID-19 patients.