Survey: Fewer CT businesses going greenFewer Connecticut businesses are engaged in sustainability practices than three years ago, according to a survey released Wednesday by the Connecticut Business & Industry Association. |
Desmarais is CMHA's NW region directorNew Britain’s Community Mental Health Affiliates Inc. named Diane Desmarais its northwest regional director, managing its operations in Salisbury and Torrington. |
Day Kimball Hospital eyes emergency dept. makeoverPutnam’s Day Kimball Hospital is receiving a $3.5 million state grant to help finance its emergency department renovations.The funds, along with... |
MidState Medical Center builds senior friendly emergency dept.Meriden’s MidState Medical Center has launched a new initiative to build a senior-friendly emergency department called senior care emergency services. |
Insurance exchange launching CPA seminarsConnecticut’s insurance exchange is launching seminars to help CPAs learn everything they need to know about enrolling individuals and small businesses for health insurance. |
Cigna launches first Mass. ACOBloomfield insurer Cigna has launched its first Massachusetts accountable care program with Springfield’s Baycare Health Partners. |
HCC offering free OSHA-rules workshopsBridgeport’s Housatonic Community College is offering a pair of free workshops to train heavy-equipment operators on lockout/tagout practices and the medical industry in handling blood-borne... |
CT grants $4M to USJ for behaviorial programs, facilityThe University of St. Joseph is getting a $4 million state grant to upgrade the West Hartford college's autism and behaviorial sciences studies and research programs and facilities, authorities say. |
Aetna launches $50M marketing campaignHartford health insurer Aetna is launching a $50 million interactive advertising and marketing campaign to get customers to share stories about how to get healthy. |
Health care costs to slow in 2014
By Melanie Hicken, CNN |
Total costs for health care services, including everything from doctor visits and prescription drugs to surgeries, are expected to rise 6.5% in 2014, when the Affordable Care Act fully... |