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Central Massachusetts car dealers receive national award

Two Central Massachusetts Audi dealers recently received the company's highest honor for dealerships.

Central Mass. manufacturers advance and survive

Manufacturers throughout Central Massachusetts are reaching to new markets amid declining production needs.

Tapping Worcester’s innovative potential

Even though there is no traditional pass to entrepreneurship, one such as Ja-Nae Duane's that includes professional opera and writing is notable.

101: WINNING BACK CLIENTS

Businesses can be plagued by churn, or how many customers cancel, but here are some tips to learning from those experiences and possibly bringing those clients back.
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Latest MRI technology lands in Worcester

The most advanced MRI machine from General Electric has come to Worcester at the Shields Health Care location on Shrewsbury Street.

Report outlines community hospital business difficulties

Community hospitals in Massachusetts face a "self-reinforcing cycle of challenges" that makes their traditional business model unsustainable as more patients choose larger academic medical centers, according to a new report.

Cities push for more educational aid

Lawmakers representing the state's mid-sized, lower-income cities plan to lobby for more school aid in the House version of the budget.

Provider Profile: Dr. David Shepro

Dr. David Shepro came to the Saint Vincent Hospital Cancer and Wellness Center two years ago after the system owned by Texas-based Tenet Healthcare opened the $23-million facility in 2013. He works directly with cancer patients and oversees the medical care at the center.
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UMass’ marathon heart nurse

Susan Papalia is a researcher with decades of experience. Today, she's a cardiovascular research nurse manager at UMass Medical School. She's also a committed volunteer who supports multiple organizations for both humans and animals in Massachusetts and around New England.

Stemming the costs of elder care

Knowing medical costs will grow right along with the number of elders, healthcare organizations are rallying by keeping more nursing-home-eligible seniors in their own homes with more integrated supports and streamlined resources, which – happily – coincides with seniors' wishes to stay in their homes.
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