Tag: Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island
PBN announces 2018 C-Suite Awards winners
PROVIDENCE – Providence Business News has announced the winners of its 2018 C-Suite Awards Friday, recognizing top C-level executives for public, private and nonprofit...
HealthSource RI for Employers welcomes 700th small business
PROVIDENCE – HealthSource RI for Employers, the health insurance marketplace for small-size employers, has enrolled its 700th small business with Providence Power Yoga, bringing...
Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island reports $22.6M profit...
WARWICK – Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island reported net income of $22.6 million in 2017, significantly better than the previous year’s...
Deep local knowledge leads to the best outcomes
Kim Keck | Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island CEO and president
For me, leading Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island...
Paying for right care, at right time
Would it surprise you to know that Rhode Islanders are not taking advantage of an effective tool in making health care costs more manageable?
Most...
West View earns LGBTQ Safe Zone certification
Effective relationships with doctors and care facilities require trust, which is difficult to come by for many in the LGBTQ community. But West View...
Five Questions With: Kevin Splaine
Kevin Splaine, recently named executive vice president of care integration and management at Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island, is now leading...
9 major R.I. employers commit to Raimondo’s Supply RI initiative
PROVIDENCE – Gov. Gina M. Raimondo announced that nine Rhode Island's largest employers have pledged to participate in the Supply RI initiative, which will...
Splaine to lead BCBSRI care integration effort
PROVIDENCE – Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island has named Kevin Splaine executive vice president of care integration and management, leading the...
Managing stress team effort in workplace
The average American adult gains 1-2 pounds between Thanksgiving and New Year’s, which is weight that isn’t ever likely to be lost.
That’s according to...
