A new software program from a Harrisburg firm that serves administrators of employee benefits aims to simplify the processes these companies follow in the course of their work.
A Central PA company that makes custom-designed metal parts for a variety of customers recently expanded its space and is planning to hire a few more workers.
Patients with chronic illnesses can avoid repeated hospital stays if their health problems are addressed before they become severe. The Meadville Medical Center is rolling out a program to catch problems while they can still be easily addressed.
It's uncommon for patients themselves to see doctors' notes about their visits. That changed when 27 Geisinger Health System physicians took part in a project to share their notes with the people they treated.
The Pennsylvania Tourism Office recently partnered with Foodspotting, a social-media site where diners rate individual dishes and post photos of them.
A sewage treatment plant being built in Central PA will use waste to produce electricity and reduce the amount of harmful chemical elements that end up in the Susquehanna River.
The March 23 Biotechnology Showcase at Harrisburg University of Science and Technology will give students in middle school, high school and college a chance to learn more about jobs in this growing field.
Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pennsylvania received a $3.5 million federal grant to work together on several transportation-based research initiatives.
People generally think of convenience stores as places to stay just long enough to fill up a tank of gas or grab a cup of coffee. But one chain based in York has attracted the smart phone-using public and received a national award for doing it.
A suburban Philadelphia company that processes medical and legal documents now has the capacity to convert thousands more into an electronic format.