iBi - January 2014

With the arrival of the new year comes perhaps the biggest change in healthcare in 16 years.

The region’s collective health bears both an economic and a human cost.

A transformation is required to meet the healthcare needs of the medically underserved.

Many people create resolutions for the new year, but they often tend to be more stressful than anything.

Physical therapy programming at Bradley has evolved to meet ever-changing demands.

While the times may be changing, the values of healthcare professionals will be the industry’s saving grace.

The growth in DPC is fueled by the benefits it offers three key stakeholders: physicians, patients and payers.

CIHIE helps local providers bridge communication gaps in one of the most significant transformations to happen in healthcare.

Statistics suggest that physical health problems are often directly related to untreated mental health problems.

UICOMP is among the top producers of primary care graduates, but the national shortage continues.

When it comes to employee healthcare coverage, “not deciding” is not an option. But what can you do when the rules keep changing and the future is as murky as mud?

State-of-the art facilities and treatments, a strong clinical research program, and new programs for palliative care and survivorship