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MetroWest Leadership Academy launches opioid campaign

The MetroWest Leadership Academy, the flagship program of Leadership MetroWest, launched a 30-day campaign to boost awareness of the opioid crisis.

Relative price adds new metric to health care cost debate

A state agency has for the first time reported a statewide relative price designed to account for health care cost variation among providers.

Recovery Centers of America inks Blue Cross contract

Recovery Centers of America said it has signed a contract with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts to treat its members at its Westminster facility.

Mass. Medical Society wants safe injection sites

In an effort to curb serious illness and disease associated with the use of needle drugs, physicians from the Massachusetts Medical Society will lobby state and federal policymakers to pilot a state-run safe injection site program in Massachusetts.
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Reliant acquisition helps doctors, healthcare costs over long term

With Reliant's potential sale – its board is voting on May 9 – fears over the ceding of local control need to be balanced with the realities of a changing healthcare industry: costs must come down and providers must find further efficiencies.

Keeping UMass Memorial fresh

Richard Siegrist, a health care and technology entrepreneur, will help bring UMass Memorial Health Care to new heights as its new chairman.

After May 9 vote, Reliant could be sold

The largest independent physician practice in Central Massachusetts – Reliant Medical Group in Worcester – will decide May 9 whether to be acquired by a division of $185-billion healthcare conglomerate UnitedHealth Group.

Kennedy CHC head appointed to Blue Cross foundation board

One of Worcester's longest-serving community health leaders was appointed to the board of the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Foundation.
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House bid for MassHealth controls fails, employer assessment proceeds

House Democrats on Tuesday rejected a proposal to limit cost growth in MassHealth, before passing a $40 billion budget.

Mass. receives $12M opioid grant to boost outpatient treatment

Massachusetts is the recipient of an $11.7-million grant to bolster the public health response to the opioid epidemic.
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