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Steve Coco, left, and David Lewis, Center, lead a discussion about the joining of OperationsInc with Gallagher. In 2001 David Lewis...

Stamford Health expanded its operations with the July 1 opening of a new facility in Harbor Point at 170 Washington Boulevard...

Dave Altimari and Jenna Carleso for the CT Mirror report that Athena Health Care Systems has sold five of their facilities...

Norwalk’s Maritime aquarium has been granted $150,000 by insurance provider Chubb through the Connecticut Neighborhood Assistance Act (NAA) tax credit program....

Connecticut Congressional Representatives Jahana Hayes, Jim Himes, Rosa Delauro, John Larson, and Joe Courtney announced on June 4 announced that they...

"Fidelis' instructions to Premier to submit claims manually or via paper," the complaint states, for instance, "were rooted in fraud and...

A doctor who refuses to treat someone seeking emergency medical care can be fined up to $50,000, under a federal law,...

US Congressman Jim Himes, representing Connecticut’s District 4, issued a reminder that protections put in place to provide healthcare access during...

"Federal has denied and repudiated its contractual obligations," the complaint states, "by taking the position that it is not obligated to...

"We believe the allegations against Mr. Esposito are without merit," Poughkeepsie attorney Gregory T. Dantzman said in an email, "as we...

Frank Pignataro testified that Casabella should have had adequate funds to pay its obligations because the company was collecting payments in...

Both New York and Connecticut are expected to experience premiums above the national average.

Roughly one-quarter of respondents have considered going uninsured to save money.

The two health care giants could not agree on a price for their combination.

The companies previously discussed a merger in 2015.