Medicaid policy changes may shift costs to states
One of several proposed changes to Medicaid is lowering or eliminating the Federal Medical Assistance Percentage floor set at the 50% match for states.
New Hampshire Business Review - Sept. 20, 2024
Post-primary matters
The NH Ballot Law Commission addresses election concerns
Hub66 secures $8.5m in state grants to expand high-speed fiber-optic network across the state
Hub66, an internet service provider in New England, has been awarded $8.5 million in grants from the NH Department of Business and Economic Affairs’ Broadband Matching Grants Initiative.
NH Business Notebook: When cheap seats are the best seats
$25 prime tix at BankNH Pavilion for The National
Former Superior Court Judge Diane Nicolosi to serve as YDC claims hearing administrator
The YDC Claims and Settlement Fund is excited to announce the appointment of former Superior Court Judge Diane Nicolosi as its new assistant hearing administrator, starting this month.
Exeter Hospital delays closure of paramedic intercept program, after AG steps in
Exeter Hospital is delaying plans to end a paramedic intercept program that many area towns rely on, after the New Hampshire attorney general stepped in.
Q&A: RiverWoods CEO Justine Vogel
Justine Vogel worked for RiverWoods Group before the continuing care retirement community even had residents, joining as director of accounting. Back then, co-founders Rosemary Coffin and Maryanna Hatch operated their fledgling nonprofit out of a local bar.
Manage your career like a rock star
Longevity requires making good choices about your physical, mental and financial health.
Two NH startups chosen to receive funding and support for ocean-focused technology
Two New Hampshire startups have been chosen to participate in a program designed to help businesses focused on ocean health grow.
Concord Casino owner’s Loudon Road casino project faces Supreme Court challenge
The fight over Andy Sanborn’s proposed 43,000-square-foot casino on Loudon Road in Concord has reached the Supreme Court, as a Concord resident appeals a lower court’s ruling that upheld the Zoning Board’s approval of the project.
