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Cardiac and vascular medical device company PLC Systems continued to build on momentum from the first half of the year, increasing revenue 80 percent in the third quarter and narrowing its losses.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a new drug made by Sunovion Pharmaceuticals to reduce seizures associated with epilepsy.
A local businessman has donated $5 million to renovate Milford Regional Medical Center's emergency department and intensive care unit, the largest gift in the history of the health care facility.
There's no doubt that news of UMass Memorial Healthcare's projected operating loss for fiscal 2013, and the possibility of layoffs within the Worcester-based health care system, was disconcerting to its 13,000 employees.
To Judy Hyotte, the benefits of working at The Training Associates in Westborough aren't just about specific policies on things like insurance and holidays.“They really ... make sure you enjoy what you're doing,” she said.
It's not often that the management of technology makes national news, but that was the case recently when the federal website behind the much-talked-about Obamacare ran into big technical snafus went it went live Oct. 1.
Tufts Medical Center announced it has opened a new primary care office in Framingham in partnership with MetroWest Medical Center. The practice, called Tufts Medical Center Primary Care, will refer patients in need of follow-up care to specialists
An electronic health records system from Westborough-based eClinicalWorks is being offered to more than 300 private physicians in the Chicago area.
President Obama will be in Boston today to cheerlead the national health reform law he based on the Massachusetts experience. But one business group that played a prominent role in the development of the state's 2006 access law says some of the
UMass Memorial Health Care is bracing for layoffs as well as other cost-cutting measures in the face of a projected $57-million operating loss for its recently completed fiscal year.
As President Obama prepares to visit Massachusetts this week to defend his signature health care reform law, Sen. Elizabeth Warren said the president's administration “dropped the ball” on the rollout of the federal exchange website, but added that
Sales and profits surged at Psychemedics Corp. of Acton in the third quarter.
Employers throughout Central Massachusetts might find fewer workers on their health insurance rolls come 2014, while smaller firms could be in for a shock when they see the price tags for renewing coverage.
When hospital executives learned they could see a cut in their Medicare reimbursements over preventable patient readmissions, they were anxious. After all, Medicare is the single largest payer in the U.S. health care system.
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act — known by many as “Obamacare” — has generated enough controversy through its complexity and in the way it has been thrust at the center of the partisan struggles in Washington over the federal budget
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