Why Health Insurance Claims Are Denied. What to Do About It
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Of course, you want your employees to feel satisfied with their health insurance benefits. It’s a big part of their compensation package. Routine care helps…
What Will Fix Our Healthcare System?
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant I am my mother’s healthcare proxy and manage her health insurance. Imagine my surprise when I received an email from Optum Home Delivery Pharmacy, operated…
ADHD at Work
What you need to know to comply with ADA law By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant You likely know that attention deficit hyperactive disorder is a lifelong condition. But did you…
GUEST COLUMNIST: Tariffs: How They Work and Potential Economic Effects
by Laurie Haelen | lhaelen@cnbank.com It has been a few years since tariffs have been a daily presence in the headlines. This year certainly has brought them to the forefront.…
REIT All About It
Should you invest in real estate investment trusts? By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Real estate investment trusts are businesses that own and possibly operate real estate for rent or lease…
Author Elizabeth Zelinka Parsons
The Uneasy Peace: Why Life After Work Can Be Hard for High Achievers
Special For Oswego County Business By Elizabeth Zelinka Parsons Retirement. The word itself conjures images of leisurely pursuits, freedom from deadlines and the long-awaited opportunity to finally enjoy the fruits…
Retiring with Your HAS
What should you do with your health savings account? By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Health savings accounts allow policyholders to designate dollars tax-free for health expenses not covered by their…
Mimi’s waitresses Trea Hooker, Deborah Cash (center) and Chelsie Austin.
Waitress Deborah Cash: Working at Mimi’s for 20 Years
By Tom and Jerry Caraccioli Q: What brings people back to Mimi’s? Deborah Cash: Nostalgia and great food. (as one of her colleagues also offered “the waitresses.”) There’s no place…
MACNY President: ‘The Central New York Region Is a Hot Spot for Manufacturing’
By Stefan Yablonski Manufacturing is poised for significant growth in New York state, according to Randy Wolken, MACNY president & CEO. “Our expansion here will also contribute to meaningful…
Rendering of the Micron in Clay. Officials say part of the plant can be operational in 2027.
Micron: The Latest at Clay’s Forthcoming Computer Chip Fabs
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Editor’s Note: This story has been updated to reflect new information about the completion of the Micron project. During an interview with Oswego County Business Magazine,…