Editor’s Note: The three-legged stool that is the R.I. Department of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities, and Hospitals appears to be wobbly these days, with questions being asked … more

WARWICK – It was just his fourth day on the job when John E. Gage, the new president and CEO of the Rhode Island Health Care Association, sat down to talk with ConvergenceRI in his second-floor … more

PROVIDENCE – We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all health care is personal, that health care delivery is complex and expensive, that place-based health initiatives can create better … more

PROVIDENCE – The lighting of the first WaterFire on Saturday evening, Sept. 4, since the coronavirus pandemic struck, provided a convergence of images that captured the ongoing conflicts around … more

PROVIDENCE – When it comes to health care delivery in Rhode Island, the engine warning light is blinking on everyone’s dashboard, a worrisome sign for hospitals, nursing homes, community … more

PROVIDENCE – Last week, mired in the dog days of August, in the midst of a brutal heat spell following a tropical storm, with verbal volleys being fired in a rhetorical, irrational war of words … more