Linda McHugh joins the hospital system - where she will be responsible for the strategic management and delivery of all experience, hospitality and people programs, policies, processes and practices for the network - after an extensive career at the at Cleveland Clinic.

The Captive Health Insurance Program provides employers with control and transparency options from leading re-insurers, such as those from the networks of United Healthcare, Aetna and Cigna.

The announcement puts the state in line with guidance the federal Centers for Disease Control put in place on April 2 for domestic excursions.

The Morristown-based company said the tool will allow companies to collect, analyze and leverage their data while simplifying the compliance process in a worldwide regulatory environment.

The additions are another major push toward the state’s goal of qualifying adults ages 16 and up for inoculations, ahead of President Joe Biden’s May 1 deadline.

The "friendly founder" of Hello Products talks about why he got into the oral care business, his new role as a chief innovation strategist and what it's like to be part of a huge organization.

The organization will begin surveillance testing using internally developed PCR-based tests, as well as partnering with Seegene Inc., using its recently developed research-use variant detection multiplex tests to rapidly screen for multiple variants.

Paula Dixon-Roderick has led the South Jersey office of the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration for more than 13 years with no plans to leave soon, and has been with the office for the past three decades. She says a few themes have emerged during the pandemic, some of which have been lingering for generations.

Shaundra Clay joins the board at the leading global medical technology company from Beam Suntory Inc., a premium spirits company, where she is global vice president of finance.

Ortho Clinical Diagnostics' new contract will deliver funding for capacity expansion to provide up to 6.7 million COVID-19 tests per month in the U.S. by next spring.

Testing begins on April 1, which is opening day, and will continue throughout the season. With this agreement, the Elmwood Park lab is now supporting all five major professional men's sports leagues in the United States.