Health care organizations throughout Central
Pennsylvania have not created programs or initiatives to aid their
approach to hiring minority and women executives, health-system representatives
said.

A pharmacy that serves low-income and uninsured people in York is moving closer to
the patients it serves.

I read with interest "Health-insurance hikes hit double
digits again," by Christina Olenchek, from the May 30 edition. I am a local
physician, and I thought I would enlighten you and your readers.

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For Sharon Kelly, the key to healing sick or hurting
patients is a strong medical relationship.

The national Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association has
honored three Central Pennsylvania hospitals
for their care of bariatric-surgery patients.

While your article ("Health-insurance hikes hit double
digits again," May 30) does justice to the topic, it missed an opportunity to
talk about the simple fact that claims drive cost.

CyraCom International Inc., a company that provides language
services to the medical industry, tracks what languages are used to communicate
with patients at health care organizations nationwide.

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A York
nonprofit is bringing a bit of "Oprah" to the midstate.

An orthopedic-care practice is getting ready to open a new
office in southern Lancaster
County.

A story on page 1 of this week's Business Journal indicates
businesses will likely face a return to double-digit increases for
health-insurance premiums.