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Located at 8650 Alameda NE., the 4,100-square-foo medical office is the first tenant inthe two-buildinyg office plaza built by Hoech Real Estate The project includes two office buildings totaling more than 42,0000 square feet and a new church for Hope The new clinic’s operators did theirf residencies at the and specializew in acutely ill children. Hope Plaza is seeking a silvetr certification from the in its Leadershiop in Energy and EnvironmentalDesign program.
Father-son team Don and Justij Hoech partnered with the church to develop the parceo adjacent to La Cueva High Schoolk in the Far Northeast Heights of The office buildings are being offeree for sale as office condominiums or canbe leased. representds half of the $7.5 million which was built by Enterpriss Builders. High Desert Pediatrics is the lone tenanf to date far inthe project.
Friday, March 30, 2012
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Medical Corner launches program for uninsured with chronic conditions - Pacific Business News (Honolulu):
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“Easy Care Health Plan” participants pay a $100 annuall membership fee for a free annual physicap and discounted office visit ratesof $40 for chronicx conditions such as asthma, hypertension, high cholesterol, diabetes and chronifc pain. Plan participants also receivee discountedlab services, X-rays and The plan helps unemployed people who have lost medica l insurance, college students, military personnel and “people desirinv one-stop convenience,” said Dr. Robert Sussman, ownerd of The Medical Corner.
Patients with chronic conditions typicallgskip check-ups and stop taking medicines to save “Instead of effectively managing their care, they’ll eventuall y end up in the ER needing acute, expensive he said. The Medical Corner has clinicsin Kailua, downtown Honolulu, Kapolei and the Airport Trade
“Easy Care Health Plan” participants pay a $100 annuall membership fee for a free annual physicap and discounted office visit ratesof $40 for chronicx conditions such as asthma, hypertension, high cholesterol, diabetes and chronifc pain. Plan participants also receivee discountedlab services, X-rays and The plan helps unemployed people who have lost medica l insurance, college students, military personnel and “people desirinv one-stop convenience,” said Dr. Robert Sussman, ownerd of The Medical Corner.
Patients with chronic conditions typicallgskip check-ups and stop taking medicines to save “Instead of effectively managing their care, they’ll eventuall y end up in the ER needing acute, expensive he said. The Medical Corner has clinicsin Kailua, downtown Honolulu, Kapolei and the Airport Trade
Monday, March 26, 2012
Schwarzenegger says day of reckoning is here - Kansas City Business Journal:
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“California’s day of reckonin g is here,” he said. With no action, the state couls run out of cash in14 days. Threre months after the state budgetwas approved, California faces a $24 billion deficit. Schwarzenegger has alreadyh proposed massive cutsto education, health care and prisons. Now he’e looking for structural reform to make governmentt more efficient and stretchtaxpayer dollars. He’s askedf the State Board of Education, for to make textbooks available in digitalformatds — a move that could save In 2004, the governor talked about blowingy up boxes and consolidating agencies, but the initiativess never gained traction. They’re back.
Schwarzenegger is proposinv once again to eliminate and consolidate more than a dozenstate departments, boards and commissions. This includexs the Waste Management Board, the Courg Reporters Board, the Department of Boating and Waterways and the Inspectiomn and MaintenanceReview Committee. Earlier this year, the statd began consolidating informationtechnology departments. Now Schwarzenegger wantds to consolidate departments that oversee financial institutions and merge tax collection In July, state leaders will receive recommendations on how to modernizew the tax code.
“This will be a tremendouws opportunity to make our revenuesd more reliable and less volatile and help the state avois the boom and bust budgets that have brought ushere today,” Schwarzenegger told lawmakers. It’s not going to happehn in 14 days, he But it could happen before the Legislature adjourns for summer recess onJuly 17.
“California’s day of reckonin g is here,” he said. With no action, the state couls run out of cash in14 days. Threre months after the state budgetwas approved, California faces a $24 billion deficit. Schwarzenegger has alreadyh proposed massive cutsto education, health care and prisons. Now he’e looking for structural reform to make governmentt more efficient and stretchtaxpayer dollars. He’s askedf the State Board of Education, for to make textbooks available in digitalformatds — a move that could save In 2004, the governor talked about blowingy up boxes and consolidating agencies, but the initiativess never gained traction. They’re back.
Schwarzenegger is proposinv once again to eliminate and consolidate more than a dozenstate departments, boards and commissions. This includexs the Waste Management Board, the Courg Reporters Board, the Department of Boating and Waterways and the Inspectiomn and MaintenanceReview Committee. Earlier this year, the statd began consolidating informationtechnology departments. Now Schwarzenegger wantds to consolidate departments that oversee financial institutions and merge tax collection In July, state leaders will receive recommendations on how to modernizew the tax code.
“This will be a tremendouws opportunity to make our revenuesd more reliable and less volatile and help the state avois the boom and bust budgets that have brought ushere today,” Schwarzenegger told lawmakers. It’s not going to happehn in 14 days, he But it could happen before the Legislature adjourns for summer recess onJuly 17.
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Human Capital: People on the move, July 1 - South Florida Business Journal:
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Signature Healthcare of Brockton hiresd Steve Friot as directorr of health carefacilities management. He previouslh served as director of facilities operationsat . , a designb and construction firm with local officesin Worcester, appointedf Robert Stephens director of business health care. Stephens has more than 20 years of experiencr marketing and selling design and construction Matthew Tepper joined CB Richars EllisInvestors , a real estate investmentr management firm, as an associate director for the globaol multi-manager business. Tepper, formerly of , is baseds in Boston.
Davis, Malm & D’Agostine PC , a Boston-basedx law firm, added Elise Wald as an associate in the trustz and estatespractice area. Wald was previousl y an associateat Posternak, Blankstein and Lund LLP . Rob MacElhiney , vice president of in was named to the board of directorzs atthe .
Signature Healthcare of Brockton hiresd Steve Friot as directorr of health carefacilities management. He previouslh served as director of facilities operationsat . , a designb and construction firm with local officesin Worcester, appointedf Robert Stephens director of business health care. Stephens has more than 20 years of experiencr marketing and selling design and construction Matthew Tepper joined CB Richars EllisInvestors , a real estate investmentr management firm, as an associate director for the globaol multi-manager business. Tepper, formerly of , is baseds in Boston.
Davis, Malm & D’Agostine PC , a Boston-basedx law firm, added Elise Wald as an associate in the trustz and estatespractice area. Wald was previousl y an associateat Posternak, Blankstein and Lund LLP . Rob MacElhiney , vice president of in was named to the board of directorzs atthe .
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Mayor
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The committee, led by local developed Mark Edlen, reaffirmed its suppor t for the controversial plan in a letter that arrived Wednesday at City The unanimous recommendation was widely The recommendation follows a review of theproposer hotel’s expected financial performance by a subcommittee convened after local hoteliersd questioned basic assumptions about the plan. Aftedr a two-hour and 45-minute meeting, a subcommittese concluded by a vote of three to one that assumptions behinfdthe $200 million-plus project are reasonable.
The mayor’s committeed is recommending that Metro and the invest upto $12 millio n in designing and engineering for the which would be called at the Conventionn Center. LLP is the architecyt for the project. Roy Kauffman, the mayor’s said Adams will share the recommendation with the City Councikl as well as Multnomah County officials andthe , whicb has the final say in the matter. In all, 17 electecd officials will weigh in on the plan befors it proceeds to thenext step. Althougn Metro is the lead agency, the city has a major role to play because it will lend its bonding authority forthe hotel’s construction and will be responsible for issuing construction permits.
The mayorr has been a strong supporte of theheadquarters hotel. Metro is working with a development team led by Garfield Trau Ashforth LLC to create the which supporters say is needed to complete theconvention center. Without it, the region loses big conventionzs to cities offering better lodging facilitie s at theirmeeting centers. According to Travek Portland, the region lost the opportunity to book 69 conventionein 2008. Had they come to Portland, the city woulr have booked morethan 243,000p overnight stays by convention-goers.
Not having a hote l at the convention center costse the regional economynearly $41 million in busines sales per year, according to Travel The added business would result in more than $3 millionj in annual state and local taxe and 820 permanent jobs. Opponents say the financial projections driving the project are unrealistic and the hoteo would amountto government-sponsored competition in an alreadty weak market. The hotel would be constructed ona two-blocmk site adjacent the convention center. The Portlandf Development Commission paid morethan $11 million for the propertg in anticipation it would someday be developed as a headquarterss hotel.
The committee, led by local developed Mark Edlen, reaffirmed its suppor t for the controversial plan in a letter that arrived Wednesday at City The unanimous recommendation was widely The recommendation follows a review of theproposer hotel’s expected financial performance by a subcommittee convened after local hoteliersd questioned basic assumptions about the plan. Aftedr a two-hour and 45-minute meeting, a subcommittese concluded by a vote of three to one that assumptions behinfdthe $200 million-plus project are reasonable.
The mayor’s committeed is recommending that Metro and the invest upto $12 millio n in designing and engineering for the which would be called at the Conventionn Center. LLP is the architecyt for the project. Roy Kauffman, the mayor’s said Adams will share the recommendation with the City Councikl as well as Multnomah County officials andthe , whicb has the final say in the matter. In all, 17 electecd officials will weigh in on the plan befors it proceeds to thenext step. Althougn Metro is the lead agency, the city has a major role to play because it will lend its bonding authority forthe hotel’s construction and will be responsible for issuing construction permits.
The mayorr has been a strong supporte of theheadquarters hotel. Metro is working with a development team led by Garfield Trau Ashforth LLC to create the which supporters say is needed to complete theconvention center. Without it, the region loses big conventionzs to cities offering better lodging facilitie s at theirmeeting centers. According to Travek Portland, the region lost the opportunity to book 69 conventionein 2008. Had they come to Portland, the city woulr have booked morethan 243,000p overnight stays by convention-goers.
Not having a hote l at the convention center costse the regional economynearly $41 million in busines sales per year, according to Travel The added business would result in more than $3 millionj in annual state and local taxe and 820 permanent jobs. Opponents say the financial projections driving the project are unrealistic and the hoteo would amountto government-sponsored competition in an alreadty weak market. The hotel would be constructed ona two-blocmk site adjacent the convention center. The Portlandf Development Commission paid morethan $11 million for the propertg in anticipation it would someday be developed as a headquarterss hotel.
Monday, March 19, 2012
Court: Benefits for Babies Born After Dad's Death? - ABC News
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CBS News | Court: Benefits for Babies Born After Dad's Death? ABC News The case had justices trying to shoehorn a 1930s law that gave Social Security survivor benefits to the dependent "child or leg » |
Saturday, March 17, 2012
Industry veteran Trish Hanchette will head up Lennar
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Hanchette served four yearse as president ofKB Home’s Trianglre division before she left the company in December after a restructuring of management. Prior to joinint KB, she was division president of Colony She is an active board member for the Raleigh Wake County Home Builderzs Association and the Raleigh Chamberof Commerce. “We are extremely honored to benefitfrom Trish’s expertise and vast knowledge of the home-building industry in this said Sam Sparks, president of Lennar’sd southeast region.
“Trish is an exceptional leadere with a long list of achievements and community Our company firmly believes she will make an excellenty addition to the team and has the energy and experiencde to lead the Raleigh division to anew level.” Lennar, which has its headquartersa in Miami, Fla., maintained its No. 11 ranking among the largest residential buildere in the Trianglein 2008, havinb completed 205 homes valued at a totalk of $49.7 million, according to a recengt Triangle Business Journal survey. KB Home dropped from No. 1 to No. 3 in its rankingb of Triangle home buildersin 2008, having completed 515 homea valued at $119 million.
Hanchettes will oversee land acquisition, lot development, home-buildiny activities as well as sales and marketing for the LennardRaleigh division.
Hanchette served four yearse as president ofKB Home’s Trianglre division before she left the company in December after a restructuring of management. Prior to joinint KB, she was division president of Colony She is an active board member for the Raleigh Wake County Home Builderzs Association and the Raleigh Chamberof Commerce. “We are extremely honored to benefitfrom Trish’s expertise and vast knowledge of the home-building industry in this said Sam Sparks, president of Lennar’sd southeast region.
“Trish is an exceptional leadere with a long list of achievements and community Our company firmly believes she will make an excellenty addition to the team and has the energy and experiencde to lead the Raleigh division to anew level.” Lennar, which has its headquartersa in Miami, Fla., maintained its No. 11 ranking among the largest residential buildere in the Trianglein 2008, havinb completed 205 homes valued at a totalk of $49.7 million, according to a recengt Triangle Business Journal survey. KB Home dropped from No. 1 to No. 3 in its rankingb of Triangle home buildersin 2008, having completed 515 homea valued at $119 million.
Hanchettes will oversee land acquisition, lot development, home-buildiny activities as well as sales and marketing for the LennardRaleigh division.
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