Dennis Allen and Hattie Larlham deal with a change in legislative philosophy

It started out with one woman, one child and a farmhouse in 1961. With the mission of serving those with developmental disabilities, an organization sprung from those meager beginnings to serve 1,500 people in 20 Ohio counties with group homes, a children’s center, small community-based homes, a foster home, private-duty home care, respite and vocational […]

How managing care can improve health care and cut costs

Too often, patients aren’t properly taking medications, following up on care after release from the hospital or correctly managing chronic diseases. Medical management can help ensure members get the most out of their health care benefits.

Leadership lessons from the Super Bowl shocker

Remember when Seahawks’ Coach Pete Carroll called a pass play in the final seconds of Super Bowl XLIX, and the Patriots’ Malcolm Butler intercepted the ball? It will be forever debated whether it was the worst play call in NFL history. Permit me to do a little armchair quarterbacking. I believe Coach Carroll’s “epic fail” […]

The road to brilliant success is paved with studied failures

We have all been that demoralized player bankrupted in the classic American board game of Monopoly, following hours of strategizing about hotels on Baltic and Boardwalk. The stakes are far greater when the dollars in jeopardy are real and your personal reputation is at risk. The U.S. has come a long way from the early […]