Joseph A. Bubba is one of the founding member of the law firm, Fitzpatrick Lentz & Bubba, P.C. He serves as Co- Managing Shareholder and Chair of the Healthcare Group. Joe's area of practice concentrates on physician-hospital relationships, physician practices and medical staff matters. He represents hospitals, medical staffs, ambulatory surgical centers and other healthcare clients.

Greg is President and CEO of Populytics, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN), specializing in population health management and advanced analytics.
Additionally, he serves as Chief Insurance Officer at LVHN, and brings more than 30 years of experience in health care management to these dual roles. He was the founding Executive Director of the Lehigh Valley Physician Hospital Organization, Inc. (LVPHO) and held that position for 19 years.

Lehigh Valley Hospital-Pocono will soon be part of the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Alliance, enabling patients to have access to experts and clinical trials without having to leave Monroe County.

Barry L. Schlouch is founder and President of Schlouch Incorporated (SI), a 270-person site design and heavy civil construction firm headquartered in Blandon, Pennsylvania. The firm provides total site preparation services throughout Eastern Pennsylvania and surrounding states. It was ranked number one among large companies by the Best Places to Work in Pennsylvania in 2000. Their web site is www.schlouch.com

While earth movers rolled along the construction site, officials lined up with shovels for a ceremonial groundbreaking Thursday afternoon at the site of the new St. Luke’s University Health Network hospital in Milford Township in Upper Bucks County.

St. Luke's University Health Network will officially kick off the start of construction of its $100 million hospital in Milford Township, near Quakertown, on Thursday with a groundbreaking ceremony.

Lehigh Valley Health Network is offering new hope to area patients with advanced kidney cancer through its collaboration with the renowned Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, which is on the forefront of cancer treatment and research.

The American health care market is remarkably stable and profitable, for now, but it's still too expensive and, ultimately, unsustainable, cautioned Robert Laszewski, president, Health Policy and Strategy Associates based in Washington, D.C.

As hospitals and health systems nationwide continue to merge, few observers expect the trend to stop anytime soon.

A number of hospitals in the Greater Lehigh Valley have received an “A” from the latest Leapfrog Group Safety Grades report.