Maine physicians have a new tool to better serve trauma patients living in our rural communities, thanks to the technological prowess of Apple.

Sometimes, a hit to the head is more than just a bump—sometimes it’s a concussion. But how do you know for sure? A new testing system, called ImPACT, has been helping coaches and trainers keep their student athletes safe in case of a concussion.

While there is no scientific evidence that the human body can be coaxed into healing with essential oils, it’s not stopping people from giving it a try. For many, the results speak for themselves.

Young people afflicted with cerebral palsy want more than what a traditional nursing home can provide them. Three Maine families are working to build a place where their loved ones can thrive.

Home health care aides can make all the difference in keeping Maine’s elderly population happily at home.

Time is critical when it comes to treating a stroke. Members of the Primary Stroke Center at Pen Bay Health Center are taking their expertise on the road, teaching hospitals around the state how to work together to improve quality of care.

Thanks to technological advances, surgery is becoming faster, safer, and less invasive. And patients are healing faster and experiencing much better results.

There are almost 1,000 nurse practitioners working in Maine—your primary care physician might be one of them.

Having your child vaccinated used to be a no-brainer. These days the rise in neurological disorders is making Maine parents think twice.

Alzheimer's and dementia are debilitating conditions that affect the whole family. Luckily, the afflicted and their loved ones don't have to go it alone.