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St. Louis-based SSM Health chose Laura Kaiser as its new CEO.
A federal judge yesterday blocked Anthem's attempt to acquire Cigna for $54 billion.
Dr. Anjum Qureshi of CoxHealth writes about the benefits of the emerging technological advancement. 
The organization ends 2016 with $1.8 million in donations.
HHS hears increased concerns about ACA repeal.
California lawmakers withdrew a proposal that would have made it the first state to allow undocumented immigrants to access its health care exchange.
Jann Holland leaves the university, and Bryan Simpson joins it in a volunteer position.
Editor Eric Olson takes time for reflections, resolutions and forecasts.
The Springfield company expands its presence in Colorado.
Bobby Robertson turns over the top job to CFO Kevin Porter.
Dr. Benjamin Lampert welcomes the new class of Health Care Champions
Read profiles and view photos of the honorees.
Mercy’s virtual technology kits cut chronically ill patients’ emergency room visits in half.
A husband and wife from Marshfield are charged in a 40-count indictment.
Netsmart Technologies buys the Ozark company to gain a foothold in long-term care.
The 92,000-square-foot center targets October 2018 for patients.
The Springfield health system plans to invest $120 million over seven years in the Bolivar community.
Citizens Memorial Hospital and the Citizens Memorial Health Care Foundation signed a letter of intent to eventually become part of CoxHealth.
The Gene Taylor Community Outpatient Clinic plans to serve 9,000 veterans within a 30-mile drive of primary care.
Springfield Business Journal will recognize exceptional health care professionals in five fields.
Moseley’s Discount Office Products was purchased; Side Chick opened in Branson; and the Springfield franchise store of NoBaked Cookie Dough changed ownership.