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List: Physical Therapists & Sports Medicine Centers
Total number of clinicians: 443 FOOTNOTES 1. Rehabilitation centers within Lifespan Corp. include Rhode Island Hospital/Hasbro Children’s Hospital Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech & Audiology; The...List: Rehabilitation, Physical & Occupational Therapy Centers
Total number of practitioners: 685 FOOTNOTES 1. Rehabilitation centers within Lifespan Corp. include Rhode Island Hospital/Hasbro Children’s Hospital Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech & Audiology; The...Opinion: Yes on Question 2 to support clean water,...
Turning the faucet on for a cold drink of water or for a shower in the morning. Something so routine we don’t even think...Do proposed changes to city’s policy on tax breaks...
Tax breaks are one way the city of Providence has persuaded developers to build or rehabilitate properties, but a proposal to overhaul the terms...PBN SURVEY: Businesses realizing pandemic pain is going to...
Rhode Island businesspeople are coming to terms with the harsh reality that the COVID-19 pandemic will likely hurt their bottom lines for years to...Legal aid on the way for local Indigenous tribes
Raymond Two Hawks Watson’s adolescent identity crisis was more complicated than most. As a member, and now chief, of the Mashapaug Nahaganset Tribe, his ancestry...Pandemic magnifies mall woes
The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the consumer shift to online shopping, and the strain is being felt more acutely at mall retailers because of...Embrace disruptive innovation
Maria Ducharme | The Miriam Hospital president I was drawn to health care as far back as when I was a teen volunteering at a...
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New mass-vaccination centers to open in Woonsocket and Middletown
MIDDLETOWN – Rapid vaccination sites for the COVID-19 vaccine will open in the coming weeks at locations in northern Rhode Island and on Aquidneck...BCBSRI awards $500K in grants for affordable housing
PROVIDENCE – Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island on Monday announced $500,000 in grants to nine organizations to improve access to safe...Saint Raphael Academy administrator, first known case of COVID-19,...
PAWTUCKET – One year ago, the COVID-19 pandemic started in Rhode Island with a first, documented case, an administrator at Saint Raphael Academy who...Anchor Recovery Community Center distributes hundreds of naloxone kits
PROVIDENCE – Thanks to a $5,000 grant from Rhode Island’s 10,000 Chances Project, Anchor Recovery Community Center’s Mobile Outreach Recovery Efforts team has distributed...Five Questions With: Tiffney Davidson-Parker
Last month, Tiffney Davidson-Parker took over as president and chief operating officer of The Providence Center. She came to Rhode Island from South Carolina...
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Brown reaches agreement with AG to improve hate crime...
PROVIDENCE – Brown University has reached a deal with R.I. Attorney General Peter F. Neronha that will ensure that all alleged hate crimes on...New Annenberg Institute policy brief notes opportunities for PPSD...
PROVIDENCE – Brown University’s Annenberg Institute Center for the Study of Educators released a new policy brief that points out key challenges faced by...Five Questions With: Glenn Sulmasy
Glenn Sulmasy is the provost and chief academic officer for Bryant University. The university this month is launching its Innovative Healthcare Leadership Graduate certificate...Saint Raphael Academy administrator, first known case of COVID-19,...
PAWTUCKET – One year ago, the COVID-19 pandemic started in Rhode Island with a first, documented case, an administrator at Saint Raphael Academy who...Legal aid on the way for local Indigenous tribes
Raymond Two Hawks Watson’s adolescent identity crisis was more complicated than most. As a member, and now chief, of the Mashapaug Nahaganset Tribe, his ancestry...
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Narragansett senior housing preserved, $9M upgrade planned
NARRAGANSETT – Two senior apartment communities will be preserved as affordable housing and undergo $9 million in renovations, through a recapitalization announced recently by...Five Questions With: Joseph Solomon Jr.
Rep. Joseph Solomon Jr., D-Warwick, recently spoke to the Providence Business News about a bill he co-sponsored that will require General Assembly approval for...New mass-vaccination centers to open in Woonsocket and Middletown
MIDDLETOWN – Rapid vaccination sites for the COVID-19 vaccine will open in the coming weeks at locations in northern Rhode Island and on Aquidneck...Edgewood Victorian sells for $1.25M, highest price for Cranston...
CRANSTON – A waterfront Victorian in the city’s Edgewood neighborhood has sold for $1.25 million. It is the highest price for a single-family home...Bill would require landlords to verify rental units are...
PAWTUCKET – Rep. Karen Alzate, D-Pawtucket, has introduced a bill that would require landlords of rental housing to obtain a certificate of rental suitability...
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List: Physical Therapists & Sports Medicine Centers
Total number of clinicians: 443 FOOTNOTES 1. Rehabilitation centers within Lifespan Corp. include Rhode Island Hospital/Hasbro Children’s Hospital Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech & Audiology; The...List: Rehabilitation, Physical & Occupational Therapy Centers
Total number of practitioners: 685 FOOTNOTES 1. Rehabilitation centers within Lifespan Corp. include Rhode Island Hospital/Hasbro Children’s Hospital Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech & Audiology; The...Opinion: Yes on Question 2 to support clean water, climate resilience, green jobs
Turning the faucet on for a cold drink of water or for a shower in the morning. Something so routine we don’t even think...Do proposed changes to city’s policy on tax breaks threaten development?
Tax breaks are one way the city of Providence has persuaded developers to build or rehabilitate properties, but a proposal to overhaul the terms...
- News
- Health Care
New mass-vaccination centers to open in Woonsocket and Middletown
MIDDLETOWN – Rapid vaccination sites for the COVID-19 vaccine will open in the coming weeks at locations in northern Rhode Island and on Aquidneck...BCBSRI awards $500K in grants for affordable housing
PROVIDENCE – Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island on Monday announced $500,000 in grants to nine organizations to improve access to safe...Saint Raphael Academy administrator, first known case of COVID-19, reflects on anniversary
PAWTUCKET – One year ago, the COVID-19 pandemic started in Rhode Island with a first, documented case, an administrator at Saint Raphael Academy who...Anchor Recovery Community Center distributes hundreds of naloxone kits
PROVIDENCE – Thanks to a $5,000 grant from Rhode Island’s 10,000 Chances Project, Anchor Recovery Community Center’s Mobile Outreach Recovery Efforts team has distributed...Five Questions With: Tiffney Davidson-Parker
Last month, Tiffney Davidson-Parker took over as president and chief operating officer of The Providence Center. She came to Rhode Island from South Carolina...
- Education
Brown reaches agreement with AG to improve hate crime reporting process
PROVIDENCE – Brown University has reached a deal with R.I. Attorney General Peter F. Neronha that will ensure that all alleged hate crimes on...New Annenberg Institute policy brief notes opportunities for PPSD teacher recruitment
PROVIDENCE – Brown University’s Annenberg Institute Center for the Study of Educators released a new policy brief that points out key challenges faced by...Five Questions With: Glenn Sulmasy
Glenn Sulmasy is the provost and chief academic officer for Bryant University. The university this month is launching its Innovative Healthcare Leadership Graduate certificate...Saint Raphael Academy administrator, first known case of COVID-19, reflects on anniversary
PAWTUCKET – One year ago, the COVID-19 pandemic started in Rhode Island with a first, documented case, an administrator at Saint Raphael Academy who...Legal aid on the way for local Indigenous tribes
Raymond Two Hawks Watson’s adolescent identity crisis was more complicated than most. As a member, and now chief, of the Mashapaug Nahaganset Tribe, his ancestry...
- Real Estate
Narragansett senior housing preserved, $9M upgrade planned
NARRAGANSETT – Two senior apartment communities will be preserved as affordable housing and undergo $9 million in renovations, through a recapitalization announced recently by...Five Questions With: Joseph Solomon Jr.
Rep. Joseph Solomon Jr., D-Warwick, recently spoke to the Providence Business News about a bill he co-sponsored that will require General Assembly approval for...New mass-vaccination centers to open in Woonsocket and Middletown
MIDDLETOWN – Rapid vaccination sites for the COVID-19 vaccine will open in the coming weeks at locations in northern Rhode Island and on Aquidneck...Edgewood Victorian sells for $1.25M, highest price for Cranston since 2017
CRANSTON – A waterfront Victorian in the city’s Edgewood neighborhood has sold for $1.25 million. It is the highest price for a single-family home...Bill would require landlords to verify rental units are suitable for occupancy
PAWTUCKET – Rep. Karen Alzate, D-Pawtucket, has introduced a bill that would require landlords of rental housing to obtain a certificate of rental suitability...
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