Articles from Detroiter (April 1, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A booming health care industry: job creation, award winning care, technology breakthroughs and new facilities are good news for the Detroit Region's economy.	Armstrong, Melissa		1208
About your benefits: new updates and offerings that are increasing the value of your membership.			293
Albert Kahn Associates, Inc.			41
Alcos.			48
Around the region: March: international consular gala, CEO outlook, leadership Detroit informations! Breakfast, Detroit basketball & business.			411
Award winning hospitals.		List	511
Berline.			47
Brogan & Partners Convergence Marketing.			23
Butzel Long.			43
Chamber visits Washington and California border crossings.			273
Clogged Pipes: will Midchigan's new shipping permit program stop invasive species?	Trustnan, Melisea		608
Coalition on Temporary Shelter (COTS).			30
Customer service in the health care industry: by Gerard Var Grinsven, president & CEO, Henry Ford West Bloomffield Hospital.	Grinsven, Gerard Van		276
Daimlerchrysler AG.			63
DeMattia Group.			32
Designing your plan: Joe Rankin is a partner and employee benefits consultant at plante & moran. Here's his prescription for small businesses seeking to design a cost-effective plan for health benefits.			296
Detroit Deputy Mayor Anthony Adams.			27
Driving force: a day in the life of Jumana Judeh, president of Judeh & Associates.	Mead, Chris	Interview	1274
Federal initiatives: the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services turns to Detroit's big three to endorse value-driven health care.			214
Focus: HOPE.		Brief article	57
Foley & Lardner, LLP.			22
Following the buzz: the latest people, events, places, gadgets and things that have Southest Michingan's business community buzzing ...			317
Foster, Swift Collins & Smith, PC.		Brief article	65
General Motors Corp.			52
Global LT Ltd.		Brief article	54
Harvey Hohauser & Associates.			42
Health care costs stifle small business growth.	Carnrike, Tammy		590
Healthy competition: Michigan's competitive position is directly related to the health of its workforce.		Survey	393
Healthy lifestyle, healthy bank account: a bill in congress would link successful wellness programs to tax breaks for businesses.			340
Henry Ford Health System.			35
How much will $1.5 billion cost your business? A 2 percent sales tax increase on services is a bad idea for business and economic development.	Smith, Dan		1398
Identity Marketing & Public Relations.			27
Innovation that pays: with members in mind, the Chamber influenced the way health care is provided by incorporating wellness.	Poole, Steve		1459
Investing in India.			646
Investing in wellness.		Brief article	222
It to the rescue: increased access to information for patients and providers.			305
Jaffe Raitt Heuer & Weiss, PC.			34
John Bailey and Associates Inc.			43
Making their benefits work for you: effectively controlling ongoing cost-increases through a variety of benefit management initiatives.			464
Marx Layne & Co.			27
Marygrove College.			49
Meeting with Department of Homeland Security.			181
Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone, PLC.			60
NEW (Nonprofit Enterprise at Work).			45
Northwood University.			36
Off the cuff: we asked and you answered ... what keeps your employees motivated?			360
On the roster: join us in welcoming these new members to the Chamber. We encourage you to contact them for future business opportunities.			346
OpTech.			42
Our health care dilemma: we must insist on efficiency and quality.	Blouse, Richard E.		467
Plunkett & Cooney, PC.			68
Prognosis for business: what you need to know about improving quality, increasing access and reducing costs when providing health care to your employees.			134
Raising the bar: The Detroit Medical Center is the nation's first ISO-certified health system.			364
Reaching your target market: Florine Mark, president, WW Group, Inc., answers your questions.	Mark, Florine		429
Regional collaboration: adjusting to the realities of worldwide competition.	Archer, Dennis		423
Renewed interest from Europe.			858
Save Lives, Save Dollars: greater Detroit area health council earns Detroit 'community leader' status.			380
Shelving, Inc.			30
Siemens VDO Automotive Corp.			31
Spalding DeDecker Associates, Inc.			44
Staples.			23
Start a wellness program? Encouraging healthy lifestyles is a popular way to reduce the cost of providing health care to your employees.	Parsons, William J.		784
Tanner Friedman.			22
Tanner Friedman.			38
Technological breakthroughs: improving quality and efficiency with electronic health records.			487
The Auto Club.			68
The working uninsured: think you can't afford insurance? Think again.	Wayne, Detroit		350
Up and coming: mark your calendar with these regional business events.		Calendar	786
Value vs. cost: advice from an expert: focus on long-term results, not short-term savings.			533
Wamer Norcross & Judd, LLP.		Brief article	69
What would they do? Our region's health care leaders give their remedy for fixing the system.		Cover story	755