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Partners purchase Hayes & Sherry commercial real estate firm

Economic Activity 09/13/2022

PROVIDENCE – One of the region’s leading full-service commercial real estate brokerage firms is changing owners. Hayes & Sherry founding owners, Pete Hayes and Karl...

BCBSRI utilization review for mental health and substance-use disorder found deficient...

Government 09/17/2018

PROVIDENCE – Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island’s processes for approving coverage of services – known as utilization review – were found...

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Rhode Island reports a a $17.6 million net loss, thanks in part to ACA taxes for the year.

Blue Cross $17.6M Q1 loss includes pre-paid ACA taxes

Health Services 05/16/2018

PROVIDENCE – Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island reported a net loss of $17.6 million and a net underwriting loss of $22.9...

STEWARD HEALTHCARE's 2013 lawsuit against Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island, alleging a conspiracy with Thundermist Health Center and Lifespan to prevent the Massachusetts hospital system from entering the Rhode Island market by buying Landmark Medical Center, is going to trial. /PBN FILE PHOTO/DAVID LEVESQUE

Steward suit alleging BCBSRI conspiracy to block Landmark sale proceeding

Government 05/08/2018

PROVIDENCE — Steward Healthcare’s 2013 lawsuit against Blue Cross Blue & Shield of Rhode Island alleging a conspiracy with Thundermist Health Center and Lifespan...

PEOPLE IN RHODE ISLAND are more likely to report unmet need for behavioral health care services than in any other New England state, according to data from the Truven Health Analytics report commissioned by the state in 2014. / COURTESY TRUVEN HEALTH ANALYTICS

BCBSRI levels behaviorial health copays with primary care, lifts approval rule

Health Services 05/02/2018

PROVIDENCE – Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island is making behavioral health doctor visit copays the same cost as primary care and...

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A WAVE of frigid weather began rolling into the Northeast Friday. Providence was at 17 degrees at 3 p.m. Friday with a windchill of minus 8. Wind gusts in the evening cold get as high as 44 degrees that could lower wind chill factors to as low as minus 28. / COURTESY NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE

Frigid weather enters the region, wind chills could drop to -28...

02/03/2023

Ocean Biomedical set to go public next week

02/03/2023

RIDHS to deactivate call center on Wednesdays

02/03/2023

COMPENSATION FOR PRIVATE industry workers in the Boston-Worcester-Providence Metroplitan area increased 5.5% in the year ending December 2022 compared with 4.2% the year prior, according to data released by the Bureau of Labor and Statistics Thursday.

BLS: Compensation costs up 5.5% in Boston-Worcester-Providence metro area

02/03/2023

GANNETT CO., parent of The Providence Journal and other local newspapers, says it is using proceeds from real estate sales to reduce its first debt lean by $22.3 million, and more real estate sales are expected later this year. / PBN FILE PHOTO/ARTISTIC IMAGES

Real estate sale proceeds reduce Projo parent’s debt by $22.3M

02/03/2023

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RIDHS to deactivate call center on Wednesdays

02/03/2023

GANNETT CO., parent of The Providence Journal and other local newspapers, says it is using proceeds from real estate sales to reduce its first debt lean by $22.3 million, and more real estate sales are expected later this year. / PBN FILE PHOTO/ARTISTIC IMAGES

Real estate sale proceeds reduce Projo parent’s debt by $22.3M

02/03/2023

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