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Michael P. Angelini

Michael P. Angelini holds sway over Central Massachusetts in countless ways. He is chairman of one of its largest law firms, Bowditch & Dewey. He is chairman of the Massachusetts Port Authority and director at both Commerce Bank and the UMass Medical Center Foundation.

Under rising healthcare consumerism, direct-to-patient marketing is king

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) has spurred the rise of direct-to-patient (D2P) marketing as a result of...

Drug crisis, push for parity boosting behavioral health?

On a seven-acre plot of land in Devens, a Winchester-based behavioral health consulting company is in midst...

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Saint Vincent adds online ER check-in

Saint Vincent Hospital in Worcester has added online self-scheduling that will allow those using the emergency department or urgent care to wait at home until their estimated treatment time, the hospital announced Tuesday.

Using the community investment tax credit

You are used to getting a federal charitable deduction, how about adding a 50-percent tax refund on top of that?

Central Mass. to benefit from Life Sciences 2.0

With its hybrid of open spaces and an educated workforce, Central Massachusetts is set to reap the rewards as the state's biomanufacturing initiative kicks into its second phase.

Startups, unicorns and realistic expectations

I am a fan of startups and entrepreneurism, having worked with them my entire professional career. I've written books for them, built businesses around them and through Inc. Magazine consulted with the best of them – the Inc. 500.
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C-sections can double birthing costs

An important new study by the Leapfrog Group shows that more than 60 percent of the reporting hospitals have excessive rates of Cesareans, or C-sections. According to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Cesarean birth has increased greatly since it was first measured in the '60s, and today, one in three women have C-sections.

Central Mass. needs to be on the mind of Life Sciences Center

Launched in 2008 with much fanfare by the Patrick Administration, the Massachusetts Life Science Center -- a 10-year, $1-billion investment in catalyzing growth in the life science industry in the state -- has achieved some measurable success.
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