March 24, 2017 EditionEdition

Before building Stamford Hospital's new $450 million complex, top hospital executives sought the advice of former patients. They wanted to know what would give patients a better hospital experience.

Q&A talks with Ted Doolittle, Connecticut's healthcare advocate.

There aren't many experiences more terrifying than receiving a cancer diagnosis.

Recent research shows that roughly half of U.S. employers with at least 50 workers now offer wellness benefits at some level to their workers.

Mention the terms electronic records, monitoring, compliance or some special gadget, and most long-term care providers seem to start twitching and get nervous at the mention of technology.

No matter what happens with the Affordable Care Act, SCIO Health Analytics' mission will remain relevant because of the industry's shift toward value-based care, the head of the West Hartford-based company says.

The past several decades have brought a sea change in the way doctors think about exercise for aging adults.