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Central Mass Physical Therapy opens third location at inclusive Lancaster gym

Central Mass Physical Therapy & Wellness opened its third location in space owned by United Health and Performance gym in Lancaster. Previously, the company had been seeing clients out of its West Boylston and Westborough locations.

French pharmaceutical company to open 15K-sq.-ft. Devens research center

French pharmaceutical company Seqens will unveil its new research and development center in Devens on January 31.

Framingham biotech firm secures $58M in funding

Framingham clinical research firm Alira Health, which is anticipating a spike in demand as more patients have control over their data, has raised $58 million in capital funding.

Hologic diagnostic testing revenues, once driven by COVID, now down 41%

Hologic Inc., a Marlborough medical technology company, reported a 41.2% decrease in diagnostic testing revenue in the first quarter of fiscal 2023.
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🔒Q&A: The other side of the coin

Dismas House of Massachusetts, Inc. is a nonprofit organization in Greater Worcester helping former prisoners in the area find housing, work, and other reentry needs as they try to piece their lives back together.

🔒Movers & Shakers for Jan. 9, 2023

People are on the move at UMass Memorial Health, Bay State Savings Bank, and more.

🔒WBJ names the 2023 Best of Business winners

WBJ’s Best of Business awards are centered around one idea: referrals.

Kathleen Jordan to take over leadership of Seven Hills

Worcester-based Seven Hills Foundation on Friday announced Kathleen Jordan, executive vice president and CEO of the organization, would take on leadership of the organization following President David Jordan’s retirement on July 1.
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Heywood, UMass Memorial cancel planned merger

Months after Heywood Healthcare, one of the few Central Massachusetts independent community healthcare systems, entered formal non-binding discussions to affiliate with UMass Memorial Health of Worcester, the merger has been called off.

Aspen Dental to pay $3.5M settlement over claims of deceptive advertising

The settlement resolves claims that Aspen Dental used a series of bait-and-switch tactics on thousands of Massachusetts consumers, according to a Thursday release from the attorney general. 
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