Hospital tax could complicate CT deficit, but income tax receipts keep rising
KEITH M. PHANEUF | CT MIRROR |
While Connecticut learned Friday that surging state income tax receipts now are running $1.03 billion more than anticipated — $116 million better than Thursday’s forecast — Gov. |
Home health, hospice M&A activity spikes in 1QThe home health and hospice sector had 21 publicly announced mergers in the first quarter, a 67 percent increase over the fourth quarter of 2017 and 5 percent more than the year-ago quarter,... |
Harvard Pilgrim inks asthma drug contractHarvard Pilgrim, which has been selling group policies in Connecticut since 2014, said Wednesday that it has signed an outcomes-based agreement with drugmaker AstraZeneca. |
New Trinity Health CEO pledges community approach in competitive healthcare marketDr. Reginald J. Eadie, the newly named CEO of the fledgling Trinity Health of New England system, has been moving up the healthcare management ladder for years, but he's always found at least some... |
New Z-Medica chief eyes focused growthEric B. Compton has worked for major healthcare companies with billions of dollars in annual sales, such as Johnson & Johnson and Hologic. |
Cromwell home healthcare provider part of national mergerA Cromwell home healthcare provider says it recently merged with two companies in an effort to become one of the nation's largest homecare providers. |
Survey: CT residents fret over prescription costs
Matt Pilon |
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Half of the state's adults are somewhat or very worried about being able to afford prescription medication, according to a poll released Thursday by the Universal Health Care Foundation of... |
CT opioid lawsuits advancing in face of settlement effort
ANA RADELAT | CT MIRROR |
Nearly two dozen Connecticut cities and towns are scheduled to soon confront Purdue Phama and other opioid makers in court over what they say are the pharmaceuticals’ deceptive practices. |
Survey: CT doc pay third-highest in U.S.Connecticut physicians earn an average of $329,000, the third-highest salary in the country, according to the latest annual pay survey by Medscape. |
Greater Hartford ranked No. 1 for physician assistantsThe Greater Hartford metro areas is the best place in the country for physician assistants to find jobs, according to a ranking by storage and moving website Sparefoot and the employment website... |