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Jackie Crosby
Reporter | The business of health care
Phone: 612-673-7335
Email: jcrosby@startribune.com
Crosby covers the business aspects of health care in Minnesota, from small clinics to major hospital groups, as well as insurers. She also writes about UnitedHealth Group, the largest publicly traded company in the state.
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Recent content from Jackie Crosby
How to make exercise pay off
The head of Anytime Fitness is promoting a "get fit" bill that would offer tax incentives for health club dues.
Updated: December 29, 2012, - 03:33 PM
Mergers sweep through health care sector
The moves raise the possibility of better care, but also concerns.
Updated: December 23, 2012, - 10:22 PM
Vienna glows at Christmastime
All is merry and bright at the Austrian capital's Christmas markets, with their mulled wine, handmade gifts and strings of light.
Updated: December 22, 2012, - 06:17 PM
Big cuts coming to North Memorial
A letter from the CEO says the Robbinsdale hospital and trauma center will become "more the size of a suburban hospital."
Updated: December 21, 2012, - 11:16 PM
Minnesota’s insurance exchange wins approval
The health care exchanges are designed to help consumers find affordable coverage by 2014.
Updated: December 20, 2012, - 09:54 PM
Aetna executive to lead Blue Cross
The hiring of Michael Guyette caps more than a year of turnover in the top office of Minnesota's largest nonprofit organization.
Updated: December 17, 2012, - 09:02 PM
Courage Center, Sister Kenny to merge
Courage Center and Allina's Sister Kenny say their merger will allow coordinated services.
Updated: December 14, 2012, - 11:37 PM
Mayo puts brakes on its new project at megamall
The health system had planned to have space in the Mall of America's Phase II expansion.
Updated: December 12, 2012, - 10:54 PM
State audits of insurance plans find some issues
Taxpayer-supported health plans' management, though, was found to be "generally sound."
Updated: December 06, 2012, - 09:04 PM
Fewer in U.S. get health insurance through jobs
Workers in Minnesota are more likely to get coverage than workers in most other states.
Updated: December 05, 2012, - 09:05 PM
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