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4 days ago |
crainscleveland.com | Elizabeth Schanz
Positive Education Program, a Cleveland-based mental health nonprofit serving children, has named a new CEO effective July 1. The organization selected Eric Gordon, the current senior vice president of student development and education pipeline of Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C), as its new leader. Gordon, 54, succeeds Habeebah Rasheed Grimes, who resigned from the position in September.
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5 days ago |
crainscleveland.com | Elizabeth Schanz
University Hospitals announced it has received a $11.5 million gift from the Veale Foundation to help elevate the Veale Initiative for Healthcare Transformation pilot program into a full-fledged institute. The most recent gift raises the foundation's total investment in the hospital system to $23.5 million. The Veale Foundation initially provided a $10 million investment and funded a chair position to support UH's value-based care initiatives.
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1 week ago |
crainscleveland.com | Elizabeth Schanz
While Ohio is home to a number of globally recognized health care and hospital systems, the state, as a whole, still lags in the overall health of its population, according to a new report. Ohio ranked 34th in the U.S. for health care in the U.S. News and World Report's Best States Rankings 2025 report. Within that overall ranking, Ohio was placed at 28th for health care quality, 36th for health care access and 40th for public health.
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1 week ago |
crainscleveland.com | Elizabeth Schanz
On Wednesday, May 28, the Jewish Federation of Cleveland elected Jeffrey Wild of law firm Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff LLP as its new board chair. Wild — who is an administrative partner, chief strategy partner, executive committee member and chair of the real estate practice group at Benesch — will serve a three-year term for the organization. He succeeds Daniel Zelman, who has served in the position since June 2022.
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1 week ago |
crainscleveland.com | Elizabeth Schanz
Cuts almost certainly would cause damage to health care providers and patients, J.B. Silvers, professor of health care finance at the Case Western Reserve University Weatherhead School of Management, told Crain’s. While there is room for improvement with every health care payment system, Silvers said kicking people off the plan will further damage health care systems and the people it provides care to. “Many of them are rural, smaller hospitals.
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