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1. • After 24 years as CEO of Banner, Peter Fine pinpoints the most important traits for leaders

     Becker’s Hospital Review· 4 days ago

     When Peter Fine joined Banner Health as president and CEO, the system had about $1.2 billion in revenue and was, as he describes it, "basically a hospital company." Today, Banner operates in ...

2. • Medicare Advantage Star Ratings proposal targets top performers

     Modern Healthcare· 3 days ago

     At issue is what's known as the "hold harmless" policy. Medicare Advantage contracts that earn at least 4 out of 5 stars can choose to disregard two highly weighted “quality improvement” elements ...

3. • Ask Kevin: What’s the best Medicare Advantage plan for Arizona resident?

     Federal Times· 4 days ago

     The following is a question submitted by a Federal Times reader to columnist Kevin Moss, a senior editor at Consumers’ Checkbook and expert on federal employee health insurance plans for civil ...

4. • 

     ‘It was so hard to make a life decision at the age of 18’

     The Purdue Exponent· 7 days ago

     Here’s the good news: all students have time and options. Whether coming in undecided or switching...

5. • SEC.gov | Commission Statement on the Passing of Former Chairman William Donaldson

     U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission· 6 days ago

     Commission Statement on the Passing of Former Chairman William Donaldson June 15, 2024

6. • POLICE REPORTS

     Salem News· 1 day ago

     — Officers responded to the 400 block of East Fourth Street at 12:53 p.m. Tuesday for a report of a person being held against their will. Officers spoke with a relative of the person in question ...

7. • Study finds mothers pay more out of pocket when pregnancy crosses two calendar years

     Medical Xpress· 4 days ago

     Mothers whose pregnancies span two calendar years could face higher out-of-pocket costs for maternity care simply because of when they became pregnant, according to a USC study published in ...

8. • State extending, expanding weight-loss management program for state workers

     Hartford Business Journal· 7 days ago

     A pilot program that has helped state employees lose weight and improve their blood pressure will be extended for three more years and expanded, the state Comptroller’s office said Thursday.