Small businesses, from mom and pops to manufacturers and exporters, account for two-thirds of net new jobs in the U.S., generating more than 40% of our nation’s economic output.

Providers for nursing homes and long-term care facilities want Pennsylvania lawmakers to dramatically increase the state’s Medicaid reimbursement rate

The chronic underfunding of our nursing homes, coupled with the continued escalating costs of PPE, testing, wages and operational needs, has left many nursing homes and senior living communities with limited options – close, sell or limit capacity.

To best meet the needs of its patients, the medical community should embrace virtual training through a telecollaboration platform that safely brings others into the procedure room, not as a replacement for in-person learning but to enhance education and training. 

In the fifth joint white paper by the Health Action Council and UnitedHealthcare, a comprehensive analysis of 320,000+ covered lives identified 50% of nearly $2 billion in cost to employers was limited to five conditions

In today’s landscape of low unemployment and workers demanding more and more for their talents, recruiters are having to come up with ways to outbid their competitors for attracting the best and brightest.  

Whether it was the influx of radio commercials or the emails from your accountant flooding your inbox, you’ve probably realized by now that tax season just past.

Very few people, if anyone could have imagined today’s world of warehousing prior to the launch of e-commerce. Today’s warehousing industry is wide and wild. 

Until the pandemic, we had a stable economy for several years. Growth was slow but steady.

Like an orchestra, a ball team, or a Broadway production, the parts that make up the whole of a business are what determine its success or failure.