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A maskless step toward normalcy

Coronavirus 04/14/2023

As hospitals across the state make masks optional for patients and staff for the first time in three years, health care leaders feel confident...

RARE BREED: Dr. Thomas Bledsoe, a general internist and primary care physician at Brown Medicine’s East Providence Primary Care, says finding a primary care doctor such as him has become difficult for people in need of a new physician. Bledsoe is also president of the Rhode Island Medical Society. PBN PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

How to cure shortage of primary care docs?

Education 12/23/2022

When the phone rings at East Providence Primary Care, chances are there is someone in search of a new doctor on the other end. It...

R.I. Medical Society calls for voluntary masking, warns of low booster...

Health Services 12/14/2021

PROVIDENCE – The state is at a “critical medical crossroads in this pandemic” due to a low booster shot rate as life-threatening COVID-19 infections...

Rhode Island Medical Society announces 2020-2021 leadership

Health Services 10/29/2020

PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Medical Society has announced new leadership for 2020-2021, including its president, president-elect and vice president. Dr. Catherine Cummings, an emergency...

FOLLOW-UP: Sam Slade, center, vice president employer segment, Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island, and Melissa Cummings, right, senior vice president, chief customer officer, BCBSRI, talk with attendees following the PBN Health Care Summit on Oct. 5. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

‘Creative’ changes to ACA possible, but repeal dead

Government 10/13/2017

Affordable Care Act reform is more likely than repeal, and employers should take better advantage of cost-saving, health-plan tools in the meantime, according to...

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A FEDERAL APPEALS COURT on Friday ruled that the controversial truck tolling program used for the state’s RhodeWorks bridge infrastructure initiative can partially remain in place. PBN FILE PHOTO/MICHAEL SALERNO

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