Health Care & Wellness

Shortage of primary physicians spurring growth of urgent-care facilities Call them the health-care industry’s answer to Starbucks. They’re sprouting up wherever you look. You can find one at the mall

A new project in Wilton Manors is symbolizing a series of trends both locally and nationally. Carrfour Supportive Housing is planning 48 residential units on the ground of The Pride

The 220-ton cancer fighting proton therapy cyclotron that was featured in the June edition of SFBW has arrived at Baptist Health South Florida’s Miami Cancer Institute. The machine, nicknamed “Pete,” was

Throughout our working age lives, about half of us aren’t happy, according to a new study by Merrill Lynch and Age Wave. The percentage of people who are happy hovers

It only took a few days after SFBW posted this month’s cover story about the hyper growth at Orangetheory Fitness for another location to be announced in South Florida. NAI

    SFBW Chairman and CEO Gary Press was honored as a community advocate during Henderson Behavioral Health’s Mind, Body & Soul-utions – Celebrating Wellness Gala at the Seminole Hard

Industry leaders strive to offer quality care amid declining revenue and rising costs By Marilyn DeMartini Health care in Florida is a big business and an equally big enigma. Despite

By Martin Lenkowky A significant number of South Florida hospitals have started – or plan on starting – expansion projects. When completed, the new building costs will total well into

By Martin Lenkowsky Miami-Dade County resident Lou Schmitt almost paid the ultimate price for neglecting her health and ignoring her own glaring cardiac risk factors Schmitt, 61, had a stressful

In the modern-day workplace, we are expected to react immediately to almost everything. Such was a habit that John…

As millennials begin and progress in their careers, we are witnessing a shift in values. If boomers celebrated sex, drugs and rock “n” roll, this generation embraces well-being, purpose, financial

In the modern-day workplace, we are expected to react immediately to almost everything. Such was a habit that John, a successful marketing director, was quick to embrace. Rather than managing