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RECOVERY MODE: R.I. Department of Health Interim Director Dr. James McDonald, left, talks about the health care industry’s workforce woes at the PBN Health Care Summit on April 6. Also on the panel are, from left, Dr. Claire Levesque, chief medical officer for commercial products at Point32Health; Dr. Raymond O. Powrie, Care New England Health System executive chief of medicine; Dr. Matt Collins, chief medical officer and executive vice president at Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island; and Dr. Timothy J. Babineau, Lifespan Corp. CEO and president. PBN Editor Michael Mello, standing, moderates. / PBN PHOTO/MIKE SKORSKI

Babineau: ‘It is going to take us years to rebuild’

Coronavirus 04/15/2022

The COVID-19 pandemic left Rhode Island’s health care industry a shell of its former self, with a staffing crisis that continues to have massive...

Summit: Health system rebuild will take years

Editorial and Op-Ed 04/15/2022

It can’t compare to the horror of a real war, such as in Ukraine, but health care systems have indeed been in a life-and-death...

Partnership between Integra and Flourish Fund aims to support parents-to-be at...

Health Services 04/10/2022

PROVIDENCE – As a result of a partnership between Integra Community Care Network and a Newport-based organization, some parents-to-be who are also patients at...

TOP HEALTH CARE OFFICIALS from Rhode Island’s two largest hospital companies, Care New England Health System and Lifespan Corp., which operates Rhode Island Hospital, both said they are considering the possibility of bringing back employees who left last year after refusing to comply with requirements to get vaccinated for COVID-19. / COURTESY RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL

Lifespan, CNE consider bringing back unvaccinated workers

Economic Activity 04/07/2022

PROVIDENCE – Amid serious staffing shortages, top officials from Rhode Island’s two largest hospital companies both said they are considering the possibility of bringing...

PROVIDENCE BUSINESS NEWS' 2022 Spring Health Care Summit on Wednesday featured two panel discussions at the Providence Marriott Downtown in Providence. The second panel included, from left, Dr. James McDonald, interim director of the R.I. Department of Health; Dr. Claire Levesque, chief medical officer of commercial products at Tufts Health Plan; Dr. Raymond Powrie, chief clinical officer and executive chief of medicine at Care New England Health System; Dr. Matt Collins, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Rhode Island chief medical officer; and Dr. Timothy Babineau, CEO and president of Lifespan Corp. At far right, PBN Editor Michael Mello moderated. PBN PHOTO/MIKE SKORSKI

PBN Summit: Lifespan, CNE explore a partnership short of full merger

Health Services 04/06/2022

PROVIDENCE – The proposed unification of Lifespan Corp. and Care New England Health System may have been rejected by the Federal Trade Commission and...