Beam Dental, a digitally-native employee benefits company, today announced the addition of voluntary life, accident and hospital indemnity products to its benefits portfolio. With these new products, Beam continues its evolution as a one-stop-shop for ancillary benefits and has rebranded to Beam Benefits. The change is accompanied by a refreshed brand identity and new website. Studies show…
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Smith served 22 years at Mercy Health in Lima before accepting system-wide role in Cincinnati CINCINNATI – Brian Smith, Bon Secours Mercy Health (BSMH) president, announced today that he will retire December 31, 2022, after more than three decades of Mission-focused, operational excellence. “When I started as a wages and benefits manager in 1990, I…
Beam Dental Expands Benefits Portfolio, Rebrands to Beam Benefits
Beam Dental, a digitally-native employee benefits company, today announced the addition of voluntary life, accident and hospital indemnity products to its benefits portfolio. With these new products, Beam continues its evolution as a one-stop-shop for ancillary benefits and has rebranded to Beam Benefits. The change is accompanied by a refreshed brand identity and new website. Studies show…
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Adrienne D. Sims, Psy.D., joins Indiana University Health as Sr. VP and chief human resources officer
INDIANAPOLIS – Adrienne D. Sims, Psy.D., has joined Indiana University Health as senior vice president and chief human resources officer. She was vice president of human resources & talent management for the past four years for OneAmerica Financial Partners, located in Indianapolis. Previously Sims was vice president of talent management at Dick’s Sporting Goods and served…
UofL College of Education & Human Development, School of Medicine launch new master’s degree in health professions education
The College of Education and Human Development and the School of Medicine at the University of Louisville have launched a new, fully online Master of Science degree in Health Professions Education (MSHPE). “The goal of the MSHPE program is to magnify the impact of the health professions educator. Not only do health professions educators improve…
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Home is Where Health Is
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1.3 million people in the metro area – known for Bourbon, Horses and the Kentucky Derby – Louisville is a hotbed of healthcare activity. Big Players include Humana and UPS Supply Chain Solutions. Innovators include Bamboo Health, Sentry Health, Pharmacord and Waystar. Primary health systems are Baptist Health, Norton Healthcare and UofL Health. The University of Louisville School of Medicine dates to 1837.