Archive for April 2022

There’s little doubt that telehealth is here to stay. But how widespread still depends on a few factors, including whether insurers reimburse differently for virtual or in-person care, or whether providers can provide virtual care across state lines. Read More

Local health care providers have implemented a number of policies aimed at helping employees get through difficult times, from providing staffers with tools to avoid getting sick while helping patients to improving workplace protocols, training procedures and communication strategies, and increasing available mental health services. Read More

Mental health apps have the potential to reach those who might otherwise avoid in-person therapy due to the higher out-of-pocket cost, stigma and travel. Yet most of these apps still lack clinical proof of effectiveness. Read More

Good morning, Boston! here are the five most important things you need to know to start your workday. Read More

Viewpoint: State government must avoid counterproductive initiatives that create more red tape or raise mandated payroll costs, while local governments should focus on investing their ARPA dollars to promote, protect and preserve their Main Streets. Read More

The New England Patriots owner saw his wealth rise $1.4 billion last year, while the New Balance chairman’s fortune fell by $1.5 billion. Read More

Israeli-Boston security firm Tufin went public in 2019. It’s now coming back to be privately-held after less than three years of trading on the New York Stock Exchange. Read More

The nation’s largest newspaper chain has disclosed the total compensation for CEO Mike Reed, a first since its 2019 merger with GateHouse Media. Read More

For any solution to the climate crisis to work, it needs participation and support from the people of Massachusetts. Read More