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PHOTO COURTESY AL WEEMSFROM LEFT: Dr. Thomas F. Tracy, Jr., pediatric surgeon-in-chief at Hasbro Children’s Hospital; Mora Babineau with Dr.Timothy J. Babineau, president and CEO, Lifespan and president, Rhode Island Hospital; and Brian D. Goldner, president and CEO, Hasbro Inc. with Barbara Goldner.

Play-Doh Ball raises more than $1M for pediatrics

Hasbro Children’s Hospital’s Play-Doh Ball, held March 9, attracted more than 800 attendees and raised more than $1 million to support several of the...

Blue Cross highlights Mass. health efforts

BOSTON – Fall River and the Southeastern Massachusetts Health Group were among the municipal agencies recognized by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts for...

Health exchange to get airing at PBN summit

Christine Ferguson, the director of the R.I. Health Benefits Exchange, is anxious to win over skeptics in the business community about the new health-insurance...
TOUGH TO SWALLOW: Valerie Ann Leduc, vice president of operations at Angelo’s, saw a 13.2 percent increase in health-insurance premiums this year. / PBN PHOTO/FRANK MULLIN

Waiting for answers on reforms

With just nine months before many of the Affordable Care Act’s new regulations, taxes, tax credits and penalties go into effect – as well...
DUE TO THE prolonged economic slump in Rhode Island, among other factors, Lifespan has asked its management team to come up with expense reductions to make up for an unspecified budget shortfall in its fiscal year 2013, which began in October.

Lifespan facing budget shortfall

PROVIDENCE – Lifespan, the state’s largest hospital network and the state’s largest private employer, has experienced an unspecified financial shortfall during the first five...

CharterCare intends to partner with Calif. health services firm

PROVIDENCE – CharterCare Health Partners announced Thursday that it had executed a letter of intent with Prospect Medical Holdings Inc., a national health care...

Walgreen grows closer to supplier, falls short of profit in 2Q

CHICAGO – Walgreen Co. has switched its primary pharmaceutical supplier, according to the Associated Press. Walgreen has signed a 10-year deal in which AmerisourceBergen...
KATHLEEN SEBELIUS, U.S. health and human services secretary, said that an estimated 105 million Americans received preventative care in 2011 or 2012 that would not have happened without passage of the Affordable Care Act. / BLOOMBERG FILE PHOTO/JAY MALLIN

Many with health insurance received free preventive care under Affordable Care Act

WASHINGTON – About 71 million Americans with private health insurance received free preventative care such as a mammogram or flu shot under the Affordable...
CARE NEW ENGLAND and The Providence Center announced a partnership to strengthen behavioral health services across the state's second-largest health care system. Pictured, seated, from left, Dennis Keefe, president and CEO, Care New England; Dale K. Klatzker, president and CEO, The Providence Center. Standing, from left, Walter Dias, COO, Butler Hospital; Dr. Patricia Recupero, president and CEO, Butler Hospital; and Owen Heleen, chief strategy officer, The Providence Center. / COURTESY CARE NEW ENGLAND AND THE PROVIDENCE CENTER

Care New England, Providence Center announce affiliation

PROVIDENCE – Care New England and The Providence Center have entered into an affiliation agreement that will integrate and strengthen behavioral health services across...

RIBGH announces Healthy Weight Challenge

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Business Group on Health is encouraging Rhode Island employers to participate in its inaugural Healthy Weight Challenge, a friendly...
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