One midstate employee-benefits company recently spun off a
new business dedicated to helping people navigate the often-confusing world of
personal health care.

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Four midstate community health centers will receive $982,098 in federal
stimulus money to expand access to medical care, according to a news
release from the federal government.

York
County residents are more
likely to carry health insurance than their peers across the state and nation,
but also are more likely to be obese or overweight than either of those
populations. 

Penn
State Milton
S. Hershey
Medical Center
has made an agreement designed to improve oncology care for patients at a Berks
County-based hospital.

Pittsburgh-based Highmark Inc. plans to open Pennsylvania’s second health-insurance retail store
tomorrow in Cumberland
County, company officials
said.

New provisions that make it easier for laid off workers to
continue receiving health insurance benefits are shaking up human resources
departments across the midstate.

Harrisburg-based PinnacleHealth System has consolidated its
contracts for food and environmental services, which will mean a shakeup for
the two vendors' employees.

When President Barack Obama signed the American Recovery
& Reinvestment Act on Feb. 17, he not only helped to stimulate the lagging U.S.
economy.

Hospice of Lancaster
County serves nearly 450
people each day, employs 350 staff members and counts on more than 1,000
volunteers.

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Chief executive officer of Heritage Medical Group

Tracking cancer