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ReWalk issues $12M public offering

ReWalk Robotics, the maker of the first publicly-available exoskeleton for paraplegics with U.S. headquarters in Marlborough, last week announced a public stock-and-warrants offering of $12 million.

St. V, Harrington, Heywood, Nashoba hospitals tops for safety

Hospitals in Worcester, Southbridge, Gardner and Ayer led Central Massachusetts in hospital safety grades.

Former company officials plead not guilty of $19M MassHealth scheme

The former owner and three managers of Westminster-based Rite Way LLC have all plead not guilty in Worcester court on charges relating to an alleged $19-million MassHealth scheme.

Nine mayors work to extend wellness trust fund

The mayors of nine Massachusetts cities are among the more than 200 civic and health leaders who urged lawmakers on Thursday to reauthorize a state trust fund aimed at preventing chronic health conditions like diabetes and asthma.
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Feds offer new physician incentive program

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has announced new opportunities for clinicians who treat Medicare patients to join incentive programs.

Cape doctors sue AG over assisted suicide

Two Barnstable County doctors have filed suit in Massachusetts Superior Court for the right to provide medical aid to dying patients, according to the advocacy group representing them.

Generic drugs saved $227B in 2015

While the cost of prescription drugs plagues healthcare policy makers working to curb spending, the savings generated by generic drugs have reportedly grown.

Children’s Hospital expansion gets final approval

State health officials on Thursday gave Boston Children's Hospital the green light to move forward with a controversial $1 billion expansion.
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Sunovion completes $635M Parkinson’s acquisition

Marlborough drugmaker Sunovion Pharmaceuticals announced Friday it has purchased a company developing a Parkinson's disease treatment for approximately $635 million.

Legislators will travel to other states to find health price solutions

With cost increases outpacing economic growth here, Massachusetts senators will travel to states around the country to study how they are working to control costs in the health care delivery system.
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