Tag: Medicaid
Rhode Island Free Clinic provides a much-needed lifeline for Rhode Island...
PBN Business Excellence Awards 2020
Excellence at a Social Service Agency: Rhode Island Free Clinic
EVEN AFTER EXPERIENCING “significant disruption” this year due to the...
Lincoln man ordered to pay over $21K after pleading no contest...
PROVIDENCE - Brian Mooney, of Lincoln, was ordered to repay nearly $21,800 in restitution after pleading no contest to charges that alleged he falsified...
Five Questions With: Karen Emma
In her new book, “Medicare Untangled,” author Karen Emma seeks to explain the ins and outs of Medicare for retirees enrolled in its health...
We’ve nearly returned to our uninsured past
Remember the uninsured? Those 45 million among us dominated the 2008 presidential campaign, then the 2012 campaign. What could the nation do? We had...
Economic Progress Institute predicts move away from employer-based health insurance
PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island ranked third in the nation in the lowest rate of residents that are not covered by health insurance in 2019,...
Tufts Health Plan earns national accreditation for R.I. Medicaid coverage
PROVIDENCE – Tufts Health Plan’s Medicaid HMO coverage in Rhode Island has received accreditation from the National Committee for Quality Assurance.
The recognition, awarded by...
Grim U.S. stats we can do something about
COVID-19 has plunged us into the Age of Impotence. A government that once upon a time spearheaded the Marshall Plan to rebuild Europe after...
Steven Horowitz, retired CEO and president, Saint Elizabeth Community
PBN 2020 Leaders & Achievers Awards
Steven Horowitz | Retired CEO and president, Saint Elizabeth Community
SAINT ELIZABETH COMMUNITY saw exponential growth under Steven Horowitz’s...
RIEOHHS, RIOHA to financially help adult day care centers impacted by...
PROVIDENCE – In a joint partnership announced Tuesday, the R.I. Executive Office of Health and Human Services and the R.I. Office of Healthy Aging...
The future of health care is ‘home first’
In Rhode Island, more than 75% of COVID-19 deaths have occurred in long-term care facilities. The public is quickly becoming aware of the inherent...
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