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Jackie Crosby

Reporter | The business of health care

Phone: 612-673-7335

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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Hennepin Healthcare names new CEO

Hennepin Healthcare System on Tuesday named Dr. Jon Pryor as its new CEO, bringing in a leader for Hennepin County...

Updated: February 13, 2013, - 06:30 AM

Apogee to shut down Utah plant for two years

Building slowdown closes plant, affecting 222 workers.

Updated: February 12, 2013, - 11:07 PM

Sluggish international sales pull down sales at Valspar

Paint manufacturer downgrades full-year outlook

Updated: February 12, 2013, - 01:37 PM

Allina plans $17 million transitional care facility

WestHealth development will include 56 private suites for recovering patients.

Updated: February 12, 2013, - 07:08 AM

UnitedHealth division maintains wellness contract with military

UnitedHealth Group’s Optum division has been awarded a contract by the Department of Defense to continue running wellness programs for...

Updated: February 12, 2013, - 07:07 AM

Target sees sales jump 3.1 percent in January

January same-store sales rose 3.1 percent, more than expected.

Updated: February 07, 2013, - 10:43 PM

Hospitals see uncompensated care growing

New data for 2011 show that the gap between services provided and collections in Minnesota continued to grow.

Updated: February 07, 2013, - 11:07 AM

Minnesota says health law could cut unpaid care

The program could save as much as $168 million a year, a new report says.

Updated: February 05, 2013, - 11:28 PM

Ecumen gets $3M to overhaul senior campus

A grant from the Margaret A. Cargill Foundation will help the nonprofit as it develops a different model for rural...

Updated: February 05, 2013, - 11:23 PM

Ikea is testing a new color scheme in Twin Cities: Gray

The Swedish furniture giant may be better known for its hip back-to-college dorm designs and affordable, sleek minimalist lines for young urbanites. But it's looking at whether its products could be displayed and marketed more directly to downsizing seniors as well.

Updated: February 05, 2013, - 09:55 PM