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Dr. Michael Bradley, MD, is president and CEO of Ortho RI and Chief of Orthopedic Surgery at South County Hospital.
Ortho RI emerges as innovation hub
WARWICK – On Thursday, Nov.9, beginning at 6:15 p.m., the Venture Café Providence will be hosting what is being calling a “Fireside Chat: Unlocking the future of Life Sciences in … more
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Neil Sarkar, president and CEO of the Rhode Island Quality Institute.
It’s all about the data, the data, the data…
PART Two PROVIDENCE – Talking about data with Neil Sarkar, president and CEO of the Rhode Island Quality Institute, who is the keeper of data for the state’s health information … more
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Two giant pandas cavorting at the National Zoo in Washington D.C.
The human equation
PROVIDENCE – The giant pandas are leaving the U.S. To celebrate 51 years of alleged détente between China and the U.S., which led to the arrival of Ling-Ling, a female, and Hsing-Hsing, a male, in … more
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A panel discussion about primary care at the RIBGH health summit on Thursday, Sept. 14, featured Dr. Farah Shafi, the chief medical officer at BCBSRI, Dr. Edward McGookin, president of Coastal Medical, Lisa Coskun, vice president of Total Rewards at FM Global, Carmilla Tan, head of Benefits at CVS Health, Dr. Jeffrey Borkan, Assistant Dean, Primary Care, Brown University, Cory King, Acting RI Health Insurance Commissioner, and Dr. Christopher Ottiano, medical director, Neighborhood Health Plan of RI. The panel discussion was moderated by Christine Zottoli, a partner at Mercer.
Primary care at the crossroads
PROVIDENCE – Please fasten your seatbelts. This story promises to be a bit of a bumpy ride, as we will be traveling through areas of strong turbulence and headwinds –with the likelihood we will … more
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Cory King, Acting R.I. Health Insurance Commissioner, speaking at the public forum on Health Care Spending Trends in Rhode Island, held on Monday, May 8.
Gaining traction
PROVIDENCE – Reporting is the art of asking questions and listening carefully to the answers, even if there are no answers or responses forthcoming. And, when the answers are not forthcoming, … more
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The graph shows how limited the state's efforts have been to increase provider rates for behavioral health services in Rhode Island, which has dramatically impacted the difficulty in the delivery of such services.
New OHIC report recommends $45M increase in Medicaid provider rates
PROVIDENCE – The 50-page report, the “Social and Human Services Programs Review,” produced by the Office of the Health Insurance … more
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