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Christie Campus Health Names New CEO

October 14, 2020

LEXINGTON, Mass., Oct. 14, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Christie Campus Health (CCH) has named Katharine (Kate) Begley its new Chief Executive Officer as more colleges and universities adopt CCH’s [email protected] platform to address the rising demand for mental health services on campus.

“Our evidence-based solution is helping more and more students throughout the country access the right services for their mental health needs,” said Begley. “I am thrilled to be a part of the continued growth and development of a company that is a true partner with institutions who share this goal.”

For nearly three decades Ms. Begley has successfully worked with employers, large and small, colleges and universities as well as the senior population. She has been at the helm of several highly successful enterprises, including her most recent role as head of sales for Health Advocate, a national health advocacy, data analytics company offering leading wellness, behavioral health

Amazon Prime Day – expert bargain hunter names best health and fitness deals

October 13, 2020

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Anyone looking to get healthier or work on their fitness has been given a great chance to get some of the best shoes, tech and supplements for less on Amazon Prime Day.

And with lockdown leaving a lot of us carrying a little more than round the middle than we would like, the timing couldn’t be better.

But it can sometimes be hard to tell if what’s included in Prime Day is a genuine bargain or not.

The good news is Tom Church, deals expert and co-founder of money-saving community LatestDeals.co.uk, has done the hard work so you don’t have to.

“Whether you’ve been saving up for a new Fitbit, wanted to buy some weights for home or simply need a new pair of running shoes, today and tomorrow is the ideal time to get what you want while saving some cash,” Tom said.

“All you need to do is

Solera Health Names Mary Langowski New CEO to Lead Next Stage of Growth

October 12, 2020

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“I am excited to lead Solera into its next stage of growth,” says Langowski. “After already getting to know the company for several years, I’m thrilled to build on Solera’s success in diabetes prevention to tackle the most pressing and costly chronic conditions. Especially during COVID, it is critical to improve the consumer experience enabling them to stay healthy and meet them where they are, particularly in areas like weight management, smoking cessation and sleep, stress and resilience.”

“We are delighted to have someone of Mary’s caliber joining Solera at this critical stage in the company’s lifecycle,” says Matt Downs, Chairman of the Board at Solera Health and Managing Director of the Blue Venture Fund. “She has an incredible track record of delivering results through strategic thinking combined with world-class execution. We look forward to continuing to serve our payer customers by enabling them to better reach consumers and

Solera Health Names Mary Langowski New CEO to Lead Next Stage of Growth | News

October 12, 2020

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PHOENIX, Oct. 12, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Solera Health, the premier platform for addressing chronic conditions, today announced Mary Langowski as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Langowski is the former Chief Strategy and Corporate Development Officer at CVS Health. She joins after having served on the company’s Board of Directors for several years and as its interim CEO since the beginning of 2020.

“I am excited to lead Solera into its next stage of growth,” says Langowski. “After already getting to know the company for several years, I’m thrilled to build on Solera’s success in diabetes prevention to tackle the most pressing and costly chronic conditions. Especially during COVID, it is critical to improve the consumer experience enabling them to stay healthy and meet them where they are, particularly in areas like weight management, smoking cessation and sleep, stress and resilience.”

“We are delighted to have someone of Mary’s

Baker names 17-member coronavirus vaccine advisory group

October 11, 2020

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A 17-member group of doctors, public health experts, lawmakers and community activists will guide Gov. Charlie Baker’s administration on how to distribute a coronavirus vaccine — once one is available — equitably, safely and efficiently.

There are currently 11 vaccine candidates in the last phase of clinical trials testing for safety and efficacy, according to the New York Times vaccine tracker. Massachusetts’ own Moderna is currently conducting some of its trials at Brigham & Women’s Hospital in Boston. Moderna and Pfizer are leading the pack, most likely to cross the finish line to a viable vaccine first, experts have said.

The advisory group held its first meeting last week and the governor’s office said its work will build on vaccine planning that has been underway since August.

Members are working closely with leaders from the Department of Public Health and adding to the commonwealth’s state-of-the-art Massachusetts Immunization Information System, which

Cleveland Clinic names physician to lead virtual health

October 8, 2020

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Cleveland Clinic on Thursday announced Dr. Steven Shook, a neurologist, will serve as the health system’s virtual health lead.

Shook will report to Dr. James Merlino, Cleveland Clinic’s chief clinical transformation officer, in the new role, where he will develop and monitor the health system’s virtual health strategy. Shook will also work closely with Josette Beran, Cleveland Clinic’s chief strategy officer, according to the health system.

Merlino appointed Shook to the virtual health role after an internal search.

Shook, who joined Cleveland Clinic as a staff neurologist in 2007, teaches at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine and previously served as quality improvement officer and vice chair of operations in the health system’s neurological institute.

Cleveland Clinic joins a growing number of health systems carving out telehealth leadership roles as virtual care has skyrocketed amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Telehealth proved a powerful interim avenue for physicians to continue seeing

Grand Strand Health names Dr. George Helmrich as new Chief Medical Officer | Myrtle Beach Area News

October 7, 2020

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They say home is where the heart is.

Grand Strand Health announced on Sept. 29 that Dr. George Helmrich will be the new Chief Medical Officer for the health system. Helmrich said he chose to take the position at Grand Strand Health because it was a great professional opportunity for him and it brings him closer to his family.

“They’re all in South Carolina so I’m much closer,” he said. “I had a grandson three and a half weeks ago.”

Helmrich will replace Dr. Andy Schwartz, who retired at the end of August.

“He was well-liked and well-respected,” Helmrich said of Schwartz.

Helmrich most recently served as CMO at HCA Healthcare’s Gulf Coast Regional Medical Center in Panama City Beach, Fla. Prior to his years in Panama City, he spent 16 years in the Greenville, S.C., area serving in various complex clinical and operational positions with Greenville Health System and

PEOPLE Magazine Names Fast Enterprises a Top 50 Company That Cares

October 6, 2020

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CENTENNIAL, Colo. – October 6, 2020 – ( Newswire.com )

PEOPLE magazine has named government software and consulting services provider Fast Enterprises, LLC (FAST) a company that has “gone above and beyond” in supporting employees and communities during the COVID-19 pandemic.

FAST and other U.S. companies were recognized in PEOPLE’s September 2020 issue for succeeding in business while also demonstrating outstanding respect, care, and concern for their employees, communities, and the environment during the pandemic.

Jennifer Tuvell, a FAST founding partner, said that philanthropy and generosity are important parts of FAST’s culture that resonate with its employees.

“FAST’s gift-matching program, fundraising efforts, and hands-on community-action initiatives provide our employees with support for giving back to their communities and charitable organizations,” Tuvell said, “but it’s the selflessness and generosity of our employees that make a difference.”

The 50 organizations on the magazine’s Companies that Care list were selected in part through

Health Management Associates Names Douglas Elwell CEO; Charles (Chuck) Milligan Joins Firm as COO

October 5, 2020

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LANSING, Mich., Oct. 5, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Health Management Associates (HMA) announced today that Chief Operating Officer Douglas (Doug) L. Elwell will assume the role of Chief Executive Officer, effective Nov. 1.

Elwell has been HMA’s Chief Operating Officer (COO) since February when he rejoined the firm after serving as the Illinois Medicaid director. Charles J. (Chuck) Milligan will join HMA Nov. 1 as the firm’s COO. Marilynn Y. Evert, HMA’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) for the last 11 years, will continue her 21-year career with the firm as vice chairman and senior advisor.

During his first tenure with HMA, Elwell was a principal and managing principal in the Indianapolis office from July 2003 through October 2014. Much of his career, prior to joining HMA, was dedicated to leading hospital systems in roles as CEO, COO, and CFO. More recently, Elwell was deputy chief executive officer for finance and strategy

White House gives NJ officials names of fundraiser attendees

October 5, 2020

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The White House has provided New Jersey health officials with a list of over 200 people who attended a fundraiser with President Trump in the hours before he announced that he had tested positive for coronavirus, the state’s department of health confirmed.

In a series of tweets posted Sunday, the New Jersey Department of Health described the contract tracing process as “ongoing” and encouraged concerned attendees to “consider waiting” five-to-seven days before seeking a covid test.

“While the risk is low, a negative test earlier than that time cannot definitively rule out that COVID-19 will not develop,” the department wrote in one of the messages.

A later post stated that the department had “reached out to these individuals to make them aware of possible exposure and recommend that they self-monitor for symptoms and quarantine if they were in close contact with the President and his staff.”

The state’s Department of

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