As Oswego J.C. Penney lingers, ex-employees recall retail of yesteryear When J.C. Penney filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection earlier this year, many wondered about future of the department store…
By George Chapman Special for Oswego County Business These are the words of our soon-to-be former president at a campaign rally just days before the November election. It was said…
Hospitals are (almost) like businesses. They need to generate revenue to stay afloat. How do they do that? More and more they rely on additional revenue streams By Deborah Jeanne…
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Why does hospital ownership matter? New York state prohibits publicly traded corporations from owning and operating their own hospitals. Most states allow investor ownership of hospitals.…
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Among the many industries reeling from the financial fallout of the pandemic, independent medical practices represent a surprise. Healthcare is always in demand, yet without the…
Changes in reimbursement due to COVID-19 have made possible surge in use of telemedicine By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Using technology to access healthcare isn’t new but it looks like the…
Pontiac Care and Rehabilitation Center administrator in Oswego begins process of adapting to ‘new normal’ By Lou Sorendo Q.: Is the world of senior care changing as a result of…
Senior living communities will be very different in the coming years ahead, says manager of The Manor at Seneca Hill and Springside at Seneca Hill By Lou Sorendo While Oswego…
New chief medical officer at Oswego Health intent on keeping pace with ever-changing health care landscape By Lou Sorendo Like his distant relative Jethro Tull, a farmer in England who…
ConnextCare Chief Medical Officer By Lou Sorendo While dedicating one’s life to health care is certainly a noble pursuit, focusing that care on underserved populations such as those seen in…