The Status Quo in Health Care Has Become Unacceptable
By The Honorable Bob Franks, President, HealthCare Institute of New Jersey Washington, DC, June 29, 2009 — From the floors of state legislatures and the halls of Congress, to the White House cabinet room and corporate boardrooms, health care reform is now squarely at the center of the national domestic policy debate.
2009 Report: Economic Impact of HINJ Members Totals a Record $29 Billion
Impact Reflects an All-Time High, But Other Indicators Demonstrate NJ’s Biopharmaceutical and Medical Technology Industry Is Not Immune to Global Economic Woes and Business Policy Changes Industry provided 147,836 – 59,948 direct + 87,888 spin-off jobs Average base salary of $112,297 (up 8.9% from 2007) Total Compensation (salary+benefits) is $141,590 (up 12.3% over 2007) Toll […]
New Report: Capital Construction Activity in NJ’s Life Sciences Industry Has Sweeping Economic Impacts on Rest of State
Investments Generate a Multitude of Local Jobs, Income, GDP and Tax Benefits Trenton, NJ, April 17, 2009 — A new report that demonstrates the economic impacts — both direct and indirect — of the capital construction investment made by New Jersey’s biopharmaceutical and medical technology industry was released today by the HealthCare Institute of New […]
HINJ Joins Rep. Pallone for Launch of Statewide Effort to Make Health Care Work for New Jersey
Trenton, NJ, March 16, 2009 — Joined by a broad variety of New Jersey organizations that are united in calling for health care reform this year, Congressman Frank Pallone, Jr. (D-NJ) today launched a major statewide effort to make healthcare work for New Jersey.