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Meghan Schiller

Meghan Schiller

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Anchor and Reporter, KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh, PA)

Pittsburgh

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Total articles 1047

  • Mom says Venango County removed her son's full-time nurses

    By Meghan Schiller Verified| KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh, PA) Verified A mom says she's now forced to take on the role of caregiver for her 23-year-old son after Venango County decided to remove the full-time nurses keeping a watchful eye on his epilepsy. Cheryl Bowan has letters from leading neurologists at both UPMC and Allegheny Health Network. They say her son needs a high level of care, calling it a life-or-death situation. Bowan doesn't think she's the only one dealing with this.

    By Meghan Schiller Verified · KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh, PA)

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • UPMC pauses Penn Hills IVF lab services, leaving couples scrambling

    By Meghan Schiller Verified| KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh, PA) Verified Staff at a UPMC lab in Penn Hills discovered a problem late last week, sending shock waves through a community of patients trying to grow their families. UPMC uses the impacted lab along Rodi Road to incubate and grow embryos for in vitro fertilization. It also stores some frozen embryos in preparation for embryo transfers. KDKA Consumer Investigator Meghan Schiller talked to one couple who said this sudden closure left them scrambling.

    By Meghan Schiller Verified · KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh, PA)

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Mom says Venango County removed her son's full-time nurses

    By Meghan Schiller Verified| KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh, PA) Verified A mom says she's now forced to take on the role of caregiver for her 23-year-old son after Venango County decided to remove the full-time nurses keeping a watchful eye on his epilepsy. Cheryl Bowan has letters from leading neurologists at both UPMC and Allegheny Health Network. They say her son needs a high level of care, calling it a life-or-death situation. Bowan doesn't think she's the only one dealing with this.

    By Meghan Schiller Verified · KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh, PA)

    Apr. 14, 2025

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KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh, PA)

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States

+1 412-575-2200