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- Sep 28, 2026
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Report: UMass Memorial posts loss as Tenet, Heywood turn profits (opens the original)
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Massachusetts hospitals boosted their profitability in fiscal 2025, but a trade group offered a cautionary note Monday due to federal policy changes that could upend the gains. A new Center for Health Information and Analysis report also captures how much money hospitals are pouring into the use of temporary workers, a sore point for nurses who have gone on strike or are preparing to walk off the job as they push for higher wages. The hospital health system here notched a median operating margin
Healey, conservative group clash over project labor agreement costs (opens the original)
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A conservative-leaning think tank urged Gov. Maura Healey on Friday to rescind her executive order aimed at bolstering the use of project labor agreements, releasing a report that argues the policy ratchets up construction costs and could possibly carry implications for replacing the Cape Cod bridges. A Healey spokesperson called the Fiscal Alliance Foundation’s new study “junk research,” sharing additional analyses with the News Service that assert PLAs do not raise costs and instead reduce exp
Primary care reform faces months of negotiations on Beacon Hill (opens the original)
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Massachusetts residents scrambling to find a primary care doctor may not see a legislative intervention for months — potentially after the November election. House and Senate negotiators tasked with hashing out legislation aimed at pumping more money into the under-invested primary care sector and shoring up the workforce met for the first time Thursday, nearly seven weeks after the end of scheduled formal sessions. New joint rules this session enable the Legislature to take up conference commit
Healey tightens data center rules, requiring local agreements and ratepayer protections (opens the original)
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Gov. Maura Healey signed an executive order Tuesday subjecting proposed data center projects to local approval before developers can move onto state permitting, representing her administration’s latest crackdown on the facilities after halting tax breaks earlier this summer. Pending data centers will now need to strike community benefits agreements with host communities that align with state standards before state permitting can get underway. The executive order also blocks the use of non-disclo
A month after formal session, lawmakers begin health worker safety talks (opens the original)
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Lawmakers responsible for reconciling bills intended to curb violence against healthcare workers met for the first time Thursday, after leaving protections at hospitals and doctor’s offices unaddressed for over a month since the end of scheduled formal sessions. Some of those same negotiators tasked with working on other major healthcare legislation this session — primary care reform — have yet to get started, with House leadership tensions swirling around a key player. The Massachusetts Health
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