The Parkinson’s Foundation recently announced that it will grant $ 18,000 for local Parkinson’s disease (PD) programs in Syracuse. The community grant will support
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Chris Gorecki named Excellus’ new CFO
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield (BCBS) announced that Christopher Gorecki, the company’s senior vice president of finance, will succeed Dorothy Coleman as the health plan’s executive
Hearth Management employee receives national award
Skip Collins, resident advocate and outreach coordinator for Hearth Management in Syracuse, was honored at Argentum’s 2019 Senior Living Executive Conference. Argentum, National Association
Excellus Selects Eight Nonprofits to Receive Awards
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield has chosen eight organizations from among more than 30 Central New York nonprofits that submitted applications to receive the Community Health
Robert Morgan, M.D.
Physician discusses new life after more than 30 years running own medical practice By Chris Motola Q: You are part of a physician group
Medical Billing Career: Great Entry Level Job
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant After patients see a medical provider and before they receive a statement or bill from their health insurance company, the
Crouse Spine Care Aims to Reduce Surgeries, Opioid Use
Spine clinic is a “one-stop-shop” that gives patients access to chiropractors, pain management specialists, dietitians surgeons and imaging specialists in one visit. You can
Cancer: A Survivor’s Story
By Brian E. Walsh Twenty-three years ago, cancer tried to rock my world in the form of Stage 4 lymphoma. I spent three years
‘Mammo Van’ Is Coming…
Upstate University Hospital takes breast cancer screenings on the road By Payne Horning Early detection and diagnosis is the best protection against breast cancer.
The Pill for Men
Men’s contraceptive may be available in the coming years. Will men take it? By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Contraception has largely been dependent upon women