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Pittsburgh’s longest-tenured CEOs have some advice … for their younger selves

Number of people living chronically homeless in Allegheny County hits 12-year high

Shelter providers strain to meet demand in Allegheny County. Will a new facility address the homelessness crisis soon enough?

KD Sunday Spotlight: Mental health, young athletes, and the coach helping the next generation

Mental Health in the Workplace

"Mental Health in the Workplace" features Pittsburgh Mercy clinical experts Chief Medical Officer Dr. Jack Todd Wahrenberger, Medical Director of Behavioral Health Services Dr. Holly Stewart, and Vice President of Behavioral Health Services Melissa Nossal, PsyD, discussing mental health concerns, symptoms, supports, and trends in the workplace. The free Mental Health Awareness Month panel discussion was moderated by Pittsburgh Mercy President & CEO Tony Beltran.

Issues on the Point: Pittsburgh Mercy & Mental Health Awareness Month

Second Avenue Commons – The Need

Pittsburgh Mercy Winter Shelters are reaching full capacity

Street Medicine at Pitt serves Pittsburghers without homes – and educates future medical professionals

PA to spend $225 million to retain, recruit nurses, provide loan debt relief

Warming centers in Allegheny County open throughout the winter

‘We go where they are:’ Street medicine at Pitt provides care to homeless people

‘The perfect storm:’ COVID surge, bitter cold blast stretch Pittsburgh’s homeless shelters

Warming centers open in Pittsburgh area for those in need; nonprofits say the extreme cold can be deadly for some

Extreme cold temperatures heading for Pittsburgh area