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Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center signs lease for new medical facility in Quincy
One of Boston's largest hospitals is planning to provide primary care, urgent care, cardiology, cancer care and more within walking distance of the Quincy Center T stop.
U.S. Bancorp gets reprieve on big-bank rules, tells Fed it plans more asset sales
U.S. Bancorp has told federal regulators it plans to sell more assets and keep a close watch on loans as it seeks to keep growing — but not so much that it triggers the Fed's stricter policing of big banks.
River City Mortgage owner buys minor league soccer franchise in Indiana
Nick Hunter, the owner of Greater Cincinnati home loan brokerage firm River City Mortgage, led the acquisition of the minor league soccer franchise, Southern Indiana FC.
Florida’s small businesses and uninsured workers may not understand the affordable health insurance options available to them
Health insurance is more accessible for uninsured and part-time workers in Florida than employers and employees may believe, Florida Blue found in a recently concluded pilot program.
“We thought there would be more recognition and awareness of the many affordable options than there is,” said Chuck Sartiano, vice president of agency sales for Florida Blue, Florida’s Blue Cross and Blue Shield health plan. “A lot of folks don’t know there are affordable health insurance options for group…
Meet Milwaukee Business Journal’s 2023 CMO, CFO of the Year winners
The Milwaukee Business Journal has chosen five Milwaukee-area executives as its 2023 CMO of the Year winners, while at the same time selecting five area finance professionals as its CFO of the Year winners. Find out the southeastern Wisconsin executives being honored in the prestigious program.
Kaiser Permanente’s Natomas site still uncertain on timing
More than 18 months after Kaiser Permanente bought land in Natomas and announced plans for an outpatient center there, nothing new has emerged about the potential project.
Why doctors, employers, and insurance companies are increasingly focused on “whole-person health”
Instead of treating only a specific disease or illness, doctors, employers, and insurance companies are increasingly focusing on overall health by promoting wellness and resilience. They are helping to advance well-being and prevent disease through a whole-person health approach to health care.
“Whole health relates to overall health and well-being,” said Dr. Craig Hersh, vice president and chief medical officer for commercial business at Florida Blue, Florida’s local Blue Cross and Blue Shield…
Gen Z women embrace saving for the future
The percentage of women who are actively saving for retirement is slowly rising, but women investors are disproportionately affected by three top financial stressors when it comes to saving for retirement, according to new research from Fidelity Investments.
The study showed that the percentage of women who saving for retirement is up to 68% in 2023 from 66% in 2019, and that Gen Z — whose oldest members are currently in their mid-20s — has gotten on board with saving for their futures.
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FDIC approves Miami community bank acquisition
Both banks had a slight decline in assets, deposits and loans and leases since Q1.
The Journey Venture Studio accepting applications for second founder-in-residence cohort
The Journey Venture Studio — a nonprofit that supports founders launching health care-related companies — is accepting applications for its second founder-in-residence cohort. Here's how to apply.