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Fallon Health joins national health alliance

Worcester health insurer Fallon Health has joined a national alliance of health plans and provider groups as just the second member from Massachusetts.

Economic risks on horizon, Boston Fed economist says

A senior policy advisor at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston said Thursday economic risks sit on the horizon.

Boston Scientific profited $1.67B in 2018

Marlborough medical device company Boston Scientific had more than $9.8 billion in sales in 2018, good for an 8.6-percent increase from 2017.

Worcester Sox will be voice for oral health care, official says

Dr. Charles Steinberg wore three Red Sox World Series rings -- he hasn't received his fourth yet -- on his left hand in a State House hearing room Wednesday, the bejeweled red "B's" glimmering as he pointed to his mandible.
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Paid family and medical leave comes to Massachusetts

What to know about the state's new paid family and medical leave law, which will start affecting businesses in 2021.

Partners HealthCare CEO retiring in April

The chief executive of Partners HealthCare will retire in the spring after four years running an organization that owns several of the most well-known hospitals in the country.

Harvard Pilgrim to close Worcester office

Health insurer Harvard Pilgrim Health Care is closing its downtown Worcester office, the company confirmed Thursday.

Ascentria receives $23M to acquire Brighton care center

Ascentria Care Alliance, a Worcester human service nonprofit, has acquired a Brighton rehabilitation and care center, Ascentria's second such facility in Boston.
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Kennedy nurse practitioner straddles administrative and patient roles

As a family nurse practitioner and an assistant medical director at Kennedy Community Health Center, Abigail Mathews straddles both the agency's administrative and patient-facing operations.

Baker plan expands Medicare assistance to seniors

Twenty-five thousand low-income seniors in Massachusetts would be newly eligible for help paying for health care under a measure Gov. Charlie Baker plans to include in his 2020 budget proposal.
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