New York home care agencies confirm demand for in-home senior care options has risen during the COVID-19 pandemic, and that trend looks set to continue with high-level support. In-home care for the elderly in New York already had a lot going for it even before recently reported moves to provide a substantial package of government… Read more »
The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged public health systems nationwide, including local and state immunization registry programs. Immunization registries, or immunization information systems (IIS), have been around for 20+ years and are secure, tried-and-true systems that capture immunization data at the local and state levels. Chances are, if you’ve received an immunization from a health care… Read more »
With a desire to provide ultimate relief to patients vulnerable to back pain issues, Minimally Neurosurgery of Texas (MINT) has recently announced the release of its article series. The article series will be focused on highlighting the splendors of ALIF, creating awareness on the topic, busting myths, and clearing misconceptions. The founder of MINT is… Read more »
The Center for Health Affairs, the leading advocate for Northeast Ohio hospitals, today announced it has transferred the majority of its ownership of the CHAMPS Oncology assets to Q-Centrix, an industry leader in clinical data solutions, effective immediately. With this transaction, CHAMPS Oncology will be combined with Q-Centrix’s oncology operations and will be a leading… Read more »
With a hope to simplify the lives of individuals vulnerable to back pain issues, Minimally Neurosurgery of Texas steps up to provide convenient telehealth services. Leveraging digital technology, Minimally Invasive Neurosurgery uses video conferencing tools and apps to allow communication between patients, doctors, and surgeons. The Founder of MINT, Dr. Scott Kutz, explains that expanding… Read more »
