Deal-happy CT IMS Health buys Ariz. firmDanbury’s IMS Health bought an Arizona health-software vendor – its second acquisition this month – in its continuing quest to broaden its roster of marketing and... |
CT pumps $560K into 4 biotech newbiesFour Connecticut bioscience startups will roughly split $560,000 in state tech funds to grow their ventures, authorities say. All but one are in Farmington. |
CT lawmakers announce mental health proposalLawmakers, advocates and relatives of children killed in the Newtown school shooting are unveiling a new proposal for child mental health at the state Capitol complex in Hartford, The Associated... |
Jackson Lab names Harvard geneticist chief scientistFarmington's Jackson Laboratory for Genomic Medicine has named Harvard genetics expert Charles Lee as its chief scientific director. |
Night shift dialysis changing market
Becky Bergman |
Since kidney patient Annie Chaney started using dialysis at Fresenius Medical Care Western Hartford, she has been able to juggle family obligations, computer classes and even a part-time job as a... |
Lawmakers push to expand telemedicine coverageAs the state continues to push home care as a way to reduce long-term health care costs, lawmakers are looking to insurers to help foot the bill. |
Harvard Pilgrim delays CT entryFaced with a time crunch to prepare for health care reform and other corporate strategy moves, Massachusetts's Harvard Pilgrim Health Care is delaying its entrance into the Connecticut... |
UnitedHealthcare bows out of CT insurance exchangeUnitedHealthcare won't compete in Connecticut's insurance exchange after all. |
Colosi promoted at SPARTA InsuranceTom Colosi has been promoted to chief underwriting officer at SPARTA Insurance Co. in Hartford.Prior to joining SPARTA, Colosi led The Hartford's... |
Aetna names Routh its IT-security chiefHartford health insurer Aetna Inc. has named former J.P. Morgan Chase executive James Routh as its new chief information security officer. |