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Rome Memorial Hospital launches educational television system
ROME — Rome Memorial Hospital has introduced a new television system to provide patient and staff education on the hospital’s 1500 N. James St. campus.
Cuomo appoints three to Binghamton University Council
BINGHAMTON — New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has appointed Dennis McCabe, Patricia Cummings, and Linda Biemer to serve on the Binghamton University Council, replacing three
Computer problem leads to questionable Medicaid payments
A new audit from Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli found more than $26 million in potentially improper Medicaid payments due to flaws in the Department of Health’s
Third Five Star location opens
ITHACA — A new urgent care clinic has opened on South Meadow St. in Ithaca. Five Star Urgent Care has on-site lab testing and X-rays
Excellus operating gain totals less than 1 percent last year
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield posted a 0.7 percent operating gain in 2012, according to the annual financial report the nonprofit health insurer filed today with the
Karen B. Johnson takes over as chair of MVP Health Care board
MVP Health Care’s board of directors has elected Karen B. Johnson as its board chair. Johnson recently took over leadership of the MVP board, after
Sinclair deal to include local TV stations
Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: SBGI) plans to buy 18 television stations around the country currently owned by Barrington Broadcasting Group, LLC, including several in
Doggy day care idea wins business competition
AUBURN — A business student at Monroe Community College won first prize at the inaugural SUNY Engine Business Competition at Cayuga Community College (CCC). Waterloo
Binghamton University receives record number of applications for admission
VESTAL — Binghamton University says it has received 29,089 freshman applications for fall 2013 admission, up more than 3 percent from the 28,141 freshman applications
Excellus report details uninsured rate Upstate
Upstate New York has a lower percentage of uninsured residents under age 65 than the rest of New York and the nation as a whole,
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