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27 Central Mass. firms win training funds

Twenty-seven Central Massachusetts companies are among nearly 200 companies in the Bay State that have been awarded state-funded workforce training grants.

Siobhan Bohnson – President and CEO, Milford Area Chamber of Commerce

Those who think they've worked in an industry for too long to try something new should take...

Waters’ ‘organic’ growth beats expectations

Waters Corp. beat analysts' expectations for the first quarter thanks to “broad-based” organic growth, the Milford company reported Tuesday.

Health care providers stake out urgent care turf

The urgent care frenzy that has swept Eastern Massachusetts is arriving in Greater Worcester, with at least three major players set to enter the market and plans from existing providers to up their urgent care presence.
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McGovern joins Grafton bid to halt rail line’s propane hub

More than two years after Grafton selectmen sued to prevent the Grafton and Upton Railroad from delivering and installing four 80,000-gallon propane tanks at a planned North Grafton transloading facility, the dispute continues.

11 area nursing homes stand out in national rankings

Eleven nursing homes in Central Massachusetts received the top rating in U.S. News & World Report's annual list of best nursing homes.

Central Mass. hospitals keep an eye on Partners

Edward Moore, president and CEO of the Harrington HealthCare System, has been keeping a close eye on developments with Partners HealthCare, the enormous and fast-growing eastern Massachusetts health care system. Although Partners recently scaled back its latest expansion effort, Moore is not letting down his guard.

For providers, data security is a never-ending battle

Privacy has been an obligation of the medical profession dating back to the ancient Greeks and the Hippocratic Oath. However, safeguarding patient information has transformed alongside an industry that increasingly relies on technology.
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The ER: The frontline of efficiency?

Health care organizations of all kinds are striving for efficiency under the looming transition to managed-care systems.Instead of being paid for each service, providers will instead be paid to deliver care for a set number of patients annually. Naturally, this is leading providers to reconsider how they manage those patients from the moment they walk through the door.

Business buyers’ remorse? Not really. With hindsight, some would do it again – with some tweaks

Is owning and operating your own business all it's cracked up to be?According to novice business owners...
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