The health care company says staffers affected by the hostage situation/shooting are getting help with paperwork and have full pay during recovery.

A nurse wrote that she was held against the attacker as a shield at gunpoint, arms zip-tied behind her back, as they walked through a doorway and encountered responding police officers.

The son of UPMC Memorial nurse Jessica Breighner created a GoFundMe page to assist his mother following the incident.

As of Thursday, all injured UPMC staff have been released from the hospital and will be paid their full wages until they recover, according to a statement.

In the wake of a deadly shooting at UPMC Memorial Hospital, staff members are voicing concerns over current safety protocols ...

Jackxtyn Yank had just returned to her job as an ICU nurse at UPMC Memorial Hospital in York on Saturday after four days off ...

"He pulled the trigger three times on my mother's head. Luckily, he was out of bullets, or my mother wouldn't be here right now," Jayden Huff says.

The retelling of 19-year-old Jackxtyn’s encounter with shooter Diogenes Archangel-Ortiz was posted on social media by her parents, Lisa and Joe Yank, Wednesday. Shocking words that would gut any ...

Jessica Breighner, right, with her husband, Jason Huff. Breighner was one of the nurses taken hostage at UPMC Memorial on Feb ...

Tosha Trostle, a nurse injured during the mass shooting attack at UPMC Memorial on Feb. 22, took to Facebook to share her personal account of what happened.

Three GoFundMe accounts have been established for three UPMC ICU staff members who were injured during the hostage situation involving Diogenes Archangel-Ortiz.