Battered by the coronavirus pandemic and public perceptions many senior living communities offering a range of care and living options are implementing lessons learned over the past year.
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HACC allocated $213,000 to key projects
Harrisburg Area Community College’s (HACC’s) nonprofit foundation allocated $213,000 to the local college for a number of projects.
Read More »Samvir Sidhu to take over as president and CEO of Customers Bank in July
Samvir Sidhu has been tapped to replace Richard Ehst as president and CEO of Customers Bank, a subsidiary of Customers Bancorp Inc. of Reading.
Read More »Following historic peaks in telehealth usage last year, patients are expected to continue to use virtual care
If you were to ask any health system executive what the future of health care was in 2019, they would have said telemedicine. And in March of last year, with patients unable to access their physicians because of the quarantine, that shift to telemedicine happened in weeks, not years.
Read More »Congratulations to the 2021 Health Care Heroes honorees
Each year the Central Penn Business Journal and Central Penn Parent recognizes excellence, promotes innovation and honors the efforts of individuals and organizations making significant positive impacts on the quality of health care
Read More »All Pa. residents should be eligible for COVID-19 vaccinations by April 19
By April 19, all Pennsylvanians regardless of age, occupation or health will be eligible to receive vaccinations against COVID-19.
Read More »PA College unveils new medical assistant program
Pennsylvania College of Health Sciences launches a new medical assistant program beginning this fall.
Read More »Penn State Health to begin construction on new Lancaster County pediatric outpatient center
Penn State Health plans to open a new pediatric outpatient center in Manheim Township, Lancaster County next spring.
Read More »Homes sell closer than ever to list price as average sale-to-list ratio approaches 100%
The median home-sale price increased 16% year over year to $323,600, an all-time high, according to a report from Redfin . This is the largest increase on record in this data set, which goes back through 2016.
Read More »Senior living community retools projects following the pandemic
The pandemic caused New Oxford-based Cross Keys Village -- The Brethren Home to pause two major projects at its senior living facilities to focus on slowing the spread of the virus in its communities.
Read More »CPBJ seminar explores achieving diversity and inclusion in your business
Businesses must acknowledge disparities in their workforce, be authentic in the change they want to make, be accountable for that change and be prepared to take action if they want a diverse and inclusionary workforce, said Sara Taylor, president and CEO of Rochester, New York-based Positive Steps.
Read More »UPMC names new president for UPMC Carlisle
The former COO of a Chicago hospital is set to succeed Lou Baverso as president of UPMC Carlisle.
Read More »Don’t let investing myths derail your success
For many, investing is a mysterious endeavor that can be comprehended only by experts. But that’s not actually the case; it’s actually not that complicated. But for many, a big obstacle to understanding investing – and to investing effectively – is a swirl of myths.
Read More »Lititz VR attraction company partners with new distributor
Attraction company MajorMega entered a partnership with a Mooresville, Indiana-based company to distribute its Hyperdeck virtual reality product to more markets.
Read More »Acting PA Dept. of State Secretary nominated to continue work
The current acting secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of State is expected to continue her work in the department in a permanent role following a nomination by Gov. Tom Wolf.
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