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2 weeks ago |
inquirer.com | Lizzie Mulvey |Sarah Gantz
You can expect to spend three and a half hours inside an emergency room in the Philadelphia region during a typical visit, according to the latest data from Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. That’s 50 minutes longer than the national average for emergency room visits. Emergency department visits got longer at three out of every four hospitals in the Philadelphia region between 2021 to 2024.
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2 weeks ago |
inquirer.com | Henry Savage |Lizzie Mulvey
Philadelphians will argue over anything — the best cheesesteak, the real boundaries of their neighborhoods, the legality of saving parking spots with traffic cones. But if there’s one thing this city can unite against, it’s the potholes. The tire-popping, axle-crunching, trench-like potholes that turn daily commutes into obstacle courses. Some locals have had enough. At FDR Park, skateboarders filled in craters themselves.
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1 month ago |
inquirer.com | Sarah Gantz |Lizzie Mulvey
Eight Philadelphia-area hospitals owned by Jefferson Health and Virtua Health improved their ratings in the latest report card from a leading hospital safety watchdog. Leapfrog releases safety ratings for some 3,000 hospitals nationally twice a year. The nonprofit grades hospitals on 22 safety metrics, such as infection rates and preventable errors, that are reported by the hospitals to the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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1 month ago |
inquirer.com | Joe Yerardi |Chris Williams |Lizzie Mulvey
President Donald Trump signed more than 135 executive orders in his first 100 days in office, the primary force delivering a whirlwind of new policies that have upended the federal government. The impacts of these on Philadelphia and Pennsylvania have varied, with some immediately apparent and others yet to appear. Here are four areas data show early effects on the region.
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2 months ago |
inquirer.com | Andrew Seidman |Lizzie Mulvey
In response to the trade war unleashed by the United States, foreign governments have hit back by imposing retaliatory tariffs on products seen as important in states President Donald Trump won in the November election. Kentucky bourbon, Harley-Davidson motorcycles made in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, and farm products across the Midwest have all been subjected to new levies.
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