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Employees at Ortho R.I. have a beneficial ‘drive’

Health Services 08/16/2024

PBN Healthiest Employers Awards 2024 100-499 EMPLOYEES #4. ORTHOPEDICS RHODE ISLAND INC. CEO (or equivalent): Dr. Michael P. Bradley, CEO and president Number of employees: 409 ORTHOPEDICS...

JEFFREY WOLFSBERG, program director for the R.I. Recovery Friendly Workplace initiative, delivered the Thursday the keynote address of the Providence Business News 2024 Healthiest Employers of Rhode Island Awards event. / PBN PHOTO/MIKE SKORSKI

Groov-Pin, Centreville Bank, Neighborhood Health Plan, AAA, CVS named PBN’s top...

Business Services 08/08/2024

PROVIDENCE – Groov-Pin Corp., Centreville Bank, Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island, AAA Northeast and CVS Health Corp. were the top companies recognized Thursday...

Kyle Anderson

Health Services 07/19/2024

40 Under Forty Awards 2024 Kyle Anderson | 38 Vice President of Finance and Ambulatory Surgical Centers, Orthopedics Rhode Island Inc. What is the biggest challenge currently...

PBN unveils 2024 Healthiest Employers of Rhode Island

Business Services 06/24/2024

PROVIDENCE – Twenty-four organizations have been named as honorees in Providence Business News’ 2024 Healthiest Employers of Rhode Island Awards program. All the honorees for...

PBN announces 40 Under Forty honorees

Business Services 06/10/2024

PROVIDENCE – Forty young professionals have been chosen as the winners of Providence Business News’ 20th annual 40 Under Forty Awards program. The honorees were...

SEEING THE LIGHT: During a recent visit to Ortho Rhode Island in Warwick, Mike Mogul, right, IlluminOss Medical Inc. board chairman, explains to House Speaker K. Joseph Shekarchi, left, how the company’s technology works to mend bones through the use of light-sensitive glue and blue optic fibers. In the middle is Ortho RI CEO and President Dr. Michael Bradley.  PBN PHOTO/KATIE CASTELLANI

A better way to mend broken bones? R.I. company says yes

Entrepreneurship 04/12/2024

More than two years ago, Deborah Bathgate fell off a ladder and knew something was wrong as soon as she crashed to the ground. She...

ALTERED INDUSTRY: R.I. Health Insurance Commissioner Patrick Tigue, top right, discusses the future of health care after the COVID-19 pandemic during a second panel discussion at the PBN Health Care Summit on April 8. Also participating is, clockwise from top left, moderator Michael Mello, PBN editor; Dr. Claire Levesque, Tufts Health Plan chief medical officer for commercial products; Dr. Michael Bradley, CEO and president of Orthopedics Rhode Island Inc.; and Dr. Matt Collins, chief medical officer and executive vice president of Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island.

Has pandemic brought changes for the better?

Coronavirus 04/16/2021

The COVID-19 pandemic has forever altered a lot about the health care system since it first arrived in March 2020 – telemedicine, behavioral health,...