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HealtheConnections adds new board members
SYRACUSE — HealtheConnections has elected five new members to its board of directors. The Syracuse–based organization, which is the umbrella for the regional health information
Feds give New York $185.8 million for health-insurance exchange
The federal government has earmarked more money for New York to use as it puts its State Health Benefit Exchange in place. New York will
Colleges work to increase minorities in engineering
Several area colleges will partner with a national group to offer scholarships aimed at boosting enrollment among minorities in engineering fields. The schools include the
Utica College prepares for new MBA accountancy degree
UTICA — Utica College will offer a new master’s degree of business administration in professional accountancy starting this fall. The on-campus program is designed for
St. Joseph’s names new vice president in fundraising
SYRACUSE — St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center found a new vice president for development to replace an executive who retired at the end of last
Mohawk Valley startup aims to help seniors navigate Medicaid benefits
NEW HARTFORD — A new business that promises to help seniors navigate the hassles of the Medicaid benefits-application process and stay on top of key
Nasiff pumping up its EKG business in Hastings
HASTINGS — A small firm to the north of Syracuse is keeping its lifeblood flowing in the high-pressure medical-device industry. That company is Nasiff Associates, Inc. It specializes in cardiology equipment — electrocardiograms, also known as EKGs or ECGs — in its headquarters at 841-1 County Route 37 in Hastings. “In 1989 I decided to
Topshelf trying to shake up region’s bartending classes
BALDWINSVILLE — Mixology will be on tap at a new Central New York bartending school, but its course catalog also includes a long menu of other skills. “Anyone can memorize an Alabama Slammer,” says Jeffrey Rogers, the founder and director of Topshelf Bartenders. “What I’m training students in is what goes into this gin. Why
Crouse completes Witting Surgical Center
SYRACUSE — Crouse Hospital has finished work on its Chris J. and Marshia K. Witting Surgical Center. The hospital wrapped up four new inpatient operating rooms, capping
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