Health care

Five medical facilities serve residents and visitors of Baldwin County.

Alabama’s fourth residential high school, focused on health care careers, will be in Demopolis.

Jeff VanDixhorn brings more than 25 years to the CEO position at Daxko, a Birmingham-based health and wellness software company.

Four medical facilities serve residents and visitors of these south Alabama counties.

Five health-related tech startups will receive $60,000 each as part of the Prosper Healthtech Accelerator

Vets Recover, offering immediate and long-term care for veterans and first responders in crisis, opened Wednesday near downtown Mobile.

The $3.2 million renovation project will provide more services to heart patients at St. Vincent's Birmingham.

Barbara Estep is named chief executive officer of Noland Health Services. She has more than 30 years with the company.

Eight medical facilities serve residents and visitors of these southwest Alabama counties.

Shelton State will work with area high schools and Bibb Medical Center on the health care academy program.