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Becky Hultberg took the reins of the Oregon Association of Hospitals and Health Systems right before the most consequential event in health care in 100 years.

Improving worker productivity and reducing absenteeism can be as simple as providing nutritious food and beverage options at work and incentivizing opportunities to exercise.

As the North Philadelphia-based health system undertakes the transformation of the former Cancer Treatment Center of America campus in Juniata Park, Young said Temple Health is also looking to expand Fox Chase Cancer Center's footprint in the region.

Deepak Arora founded Wearable Technologies Inc., a startup developing artificial intelligence-enabled devices that can predict and automatically respond to dangerous situations.

As the fitness supervisor at TriHealth's Fitness and Health Pavilion, Amy Hilderbran knows not everyone looks forward to exercise — but she says she hasn't met someone yet who claims they don't feel better after working out.

“You might be a little bit sore. But emotionally and mentally, you feel better. The endorphins are firing, you’re able to move more fluidly. And that’s why we keep doing it. That’s why people keep coming back,” she says in this episode of the Getting Health Care…

“We have demands on our time, many of which are unavoidable. For me, cancer has shifted the balance,” says former Adwerx CEO Jed Carlson.

Financial institutions team up to demonstrate commitment to helping banks serve customers.

Over the last decade credit unions in Oregon and Southwest Washington have greatly expanded in almost every metric, from deposits to loans and membership.

A move toward downgrading the credit rating of Phoenix-based Western Alliance Bancorporation sent the company’s stock into a dip in early trading Thursday, but that was short-lived.

San Francisco-based First Republic has been threatened by the fallout from the failure of Silicon Valley Bank last week. Some of the nation's largest banks will bolster First Republic with their own cash; U.S. Bancorp will put in $1 billion.