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Recent Articles from Stephanie Kalina-Metzger
MD colleges start programs to give high schoolers jump on campus life
These initiatives from Maryland institutions are introducing students to college life early in an effort designed to not only give them a head start but also to encourage them to stay.
Credit unions partner with fintech to compete with big banks
Credit unions leverage fintech partnerships to enhance digital services and stay competitive with larger banks.
New partnership brings onsite rehab therapy to Baltimore senior campus
Springwell Senior Living is partnering with Assisted Rehab to provide onsite physical, occupational and speech therapy at its Mount Washington community in Baltimore.
DIY wills: Why some choose them and where they can go wrong
DIY wills in Maryland offer cost savings but risk errors like missing witnesses or vague language. Experts recommend professional help to avoid issues.
MD hospitals earn national AHA honors for heart and stroke care
Thirty-eight Maryland hospitals earned American Heart Association awards for outstanding heart disease and stroke treatment.
Proceed with caution as AI reshapes legal practices
Lawyers are adopting AI for research, drafting and discovery, but experts warn accuracy, confidentiality and ethics risks demand oversight.
Maryland adapts to the ‘greying of America’
Maryland senior living providers are expanding and innovating care models as the aging population grows and demand for housing rises.
Small businesses face strong headwinds amid economic uncertainty
Small businesses face tighter margins due to inflation, tariffs, labor shortages, and rising regulatory costs, challenging profitability and growth.
Report shows Johns Hopkins’ key role in Maryland’s economy
Johns Hopkins University and Health System generate $40B in economic impact, supporting 149,000 jobs and $525M in state tax revenue.
vNOTES provides women with a scarless option for fibroid surgery
vNOTES, a scar-free surgical option for fibroids, offers quicker recovery and fewer complications for women at UMMC.
UMMS launches first-of-its-kind remote fetal monitoring center on East Coast
The University of Maryland Medical System unveiled NEST, an AI-assisted remote fetal monitoring center improving safety and outcomes.
Stein Sperling appoints first CEO as it looks to continue growth
Stein Sperling appointed Tara Mobley as its first CEO to lead growth, improve efficiency and guide the firm through industry changes.
