Tag: Neighborhood Health Plan Of Rhode Island
Six R.I. health plans rank well in NCQA report
PROVIDENCE – Four commercial health plans and two Medicaid health plans in Rhode Island received a 4.5 out of 5 rating in the National...
Former employee sues NHPRI for discrimination following eye surgery leave
SMITHFIELD — A former Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island telecommunications administrator has filed suit against the company demanding $300,000 in damages, alleging his...
OHIC approves 2019 health insurance rates, including mostly increases but some...
CRANSTON – The Office of the Health Insurance Commissioner published the approved commercial health insurance rates for 2019 on Friday, saying that the rates...
Neighborhood Health Plan of R.I. focused on employee health, too
Healthiest Employees: 500-1,999 Employees | #2. Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island
CEO (or equivalent): Peter M. Marino, CEO and president
Number of employees: 520Neighborhood...
Greg Velander, 39
DIRECTOR OF TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION – NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH PLAN OF RHODE ISLANDWhere do you see yourself professionally in 20 years? A chief-level executive in an...
NHPRI exiting Rhody Health Options program
PROVIDENCE – Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island has notified the R.I. Executive Office of Health and Human Services it will end its participation...
Thundermist raises $60K at Dunes fundraiser
PROVIDENCE – Thundermist Health Center raised more than $60,000 to benefit the patients and programs supported by the nonprofit community health center during its...
Parity seen lacking in mental, physical care
By law, mental or behavioral health and physical health should be treated with parity by insurers but Rhode Island lawmakers and insurance professionals say...
HealthSource RI offers webinars to guide health insurance brokers
PROVIDENCE – HealthSource RI for Employers, the small-business insurance marketplace for businesses with two to 50 employees, credits its strong relationship with the health...
Summit: More questions than answers on health care cost savings
While the Affordable Care Act still requires people to buy health insurance, the Republican tax bill signed into law late last year zeroed out...
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