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Central Mass. companies embrace mindfulness programs

Central Mass. companies are embracing programs like meditation and present-moment awareness to increase health and productivity.

Home care agency sweating 25% MassHealth cut

Despite huge success since opening a home healthcare agency in 2012, owners of Worcester-based Century Homecare are worried about planned changes to MassHealth reimbursement rates.

The opioid payment crisis

Central Mass. addiction treatment providers have a difficult time finding financial solvency when providing services to MassHealth patients.

Fallon Health reports $20M annual loss

Worcester health insurance company Fallon Health lost $20 million last year on $1.2 billion in revenue, recording its second consecutive annual loss.
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Hanover reorganizing under new CEO

Hanover Insurance Group unveiled its new CEO's strategy last week, including combining several divisions, expanding its specialty business and forming a new unit.

Arch Therapeutics to make $6M stock offering

Framingham biotechnology company Arch Therapeutics is selling an estimated $6.1 million worth of shares, in part to pay back the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center for funding.

Does the state have $300M hidden in a mattress somewhere?

We don't see Charlie Baker winning any Conservative of the Year awards at the next Republican National Convention, but it still was jarring to see the Massachusetts governor propose what amounted to a MassHealth bailout tax on companies of more than 10 employees.

Businesses bristle at reform, but MassHealth changes go deep

With the U.S. healthcare system in limbo, political leaders are facing a stark certainty: The state Medicaid budget is unsustainable and reform is imperative.
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WBJ names the 2017 Business Leaders of the Year

This year, WBJ rethought its oldest and most established awards issue and added a new category: the WBJ Business Leader Hall of Fame.

Worcester County rising wages create complications

Wages in Worcester County have been slowly ticking up. Between the rising minimum wage and increasing competition, employers are finding they need to find ways to pay more.
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