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Discussions at the luncheon and at my session during the recent silver anniversary of the Maryland Association of Nonprofit Organizations reinforced for me the power of all of us coalescing to foster inclusion within the nonprofit sector. Because of its ...

Every aspect of care in Maryland’s health care delivery system is influenced by the state Health Services Cost Review Commission’s (HSCRC) unique approach to hospital rate-setting for all payers, including Medicare and Medicaid. Physician services, long-term/post-acute care, health system affiliates ...

Tagged with: Howard L. Sollins

  Let us begin today with a Mark Twain moment: News of his death, he famously said, had been greatly exaggerated. One of  his best lines. In honor of newspapers’ contributions to our democracy, we will call the news of ...

As the new year approaches, I welcome the opportunity in this space provided by The Daily Record, to reflect on the last almost 11 years since I “retired” as a full-time judge and entered a very different world of Private ...

  The U. S. Constitution, in Article 1, Section 2, set in motion the process of counting all of the nation’s inhabitants every 10 years. In calling for this census, our founding document states: “The actual Enumeration shall be made ...

Had a good night’s sleep lately? The current status of mattress marketing is a great metaphor for modern marketing as a whole. If you shopped for a mattress over the last two years, you likely encountered many changes to the ...

Tagged with: Glenda LeGendre Modern Marketing

Latinos hail from more than 20 countries, so there’s no cookie-cutter, uniform answer as to how they observe the holiday season. But there are several commonalities centering around family, religion, food and the simple joy of living. Christianity plays a ...

If you had an accident and had to be in the hospital for eight weeks, what would happen to your practice?

For those who celebrate Christmas, whether of the religious or secular variety, it’s been unusually hard to get into the mood this year. We usually hope for a pleasing return to customs and traditions (trees, gifts, church services and special ...

We, too, take issue with the comptroller’s ongoing abdication of his responsibility to reasonably regulate the retail sale of alcohol.

Tagged with: alcohol Comptroller Peter V. R. Franchot