Mass. approves rules for limited-service clinics
BOSTON – The Mass. Public Health Council has approved regulations allowing for “limited service medical clinics,” effective the day of approval, Jan. 9, clearing...
Study: Most psych cases involve multiple issues
PROVIDENCE – A new Rhode Island Hospital study published in the February edition of the journal Psychological Medicine has found that most psychiatric patients...
Westerly Hospital to host educational programs
WESTERLY – The Westerly Hospital has announced a series of free educational programs for the year as well as free support groups to help...
Jobs still disappearing in the mortgage industry
The victim count, in the wake of the mortgage industry implosion, continues to mount.
Along with homeowners who face foreclosure or who already have lost...
Blue Cross $20M fund is a long way from fruition
More than a month after Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island agreed, among other things, to pay a $20 million penalty to...
Senior legal issues a click away
If the numbers indicating online success are in clicks, memberships and posts, one locally-based Web company is building an impressive résumé: ElderLawAnswers.com.
While the...
Best sales approaches start with customer
Franklin Covey built a whole industry out of “The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People,” and others have followed in his steps.
For example,...
Twin River living up to promise
The key for any successful gambler is to know when to go all in, especially when you are playing a high-stakes game. And for...
Restaurant competitors make good neighbors
Where are the good restaurants? Next to one another, of course.
Unlike many businesses, which dread the day competition moves in across the street,...
MJSA looks to its past to chart new course for future
Curt Ley got his start in the jewelry business 37 years ago and has seen drastic changes in the industry in Rhode Island, with...
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