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In an effort to attract top talent to rural areas, hospital systems are deviating from traditional hiring methods and offering creative perks and opportunities.
Funding for the Bangor-based health care system was approved by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
In Maine, National Institutes of Health grants and contracts support 1,468 jobs and $286 million in economic activity.
Simulation laboratories provide animatronic mannequins, virtual reality trainers and replicated hospital rooms. They also help address Maine's shortage of nurses.
The independent Portland practice is partnering with two medical real estate giants on the project at the Downs mixed-use development.
A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievement at businesses, nonprofits, health care institutions and professional services firms in Maine.
Obesity is one of the biggest public health challenges facing Maine, costing the state $450 million a year, writes guest columnist Andrew Zarro.
The Falmouth-based nonprofit Konbit Sante lost a fifth of its budget when the federal government’s froze funding at the U.S. Agency for International Development, or USAID.
High costs, plummeting revenues and aging infrastructure are resulting in reduced services, delayed critical investments and stretched resources.
A new corporate office facility for a Portland health care center is being built to accommodate a range of flexible workspace options, with waterfront views.
Timothy Dentry joined Northern Light Health as chief operating officer in 2016 and became president and CEO in April 2020.
MaineHealth Memorial Hospital in Conway, N.H., will now be served by MaineHealth EMS transportation.
Portland startup Satya Diagnostics was founded in 2022 as a spinoff from University of New England research to commercialize an easy-to-use blood test for aggressive cancers.
A decline in birth rates, skyrocketing costs and inadequate reimbursement from federal and state sources were cited in the decision.
The nonprofit health care system is also holding off on filling open positions that are not necessary for the provision of health care services.
Andwell Health Partners has 800 employees and annual revenue exceeding $65 million. It serves about 4,500 patients per day across all service lines.