Pro Football Hall of Fame, PriceMD partnership gives retired players access to care at 1.4K ASCs

The Pro Football Hall of Fame partnered with the NFL Alumni Association and PriceMDs to give retired pro football players access to low-cost care at ASCs, according to the Independent.

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Here are the key details to know:

1. Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees are included in the partnership.

2. PriceMDs has a network of 1,400 outpatient surgery centers.

3. NFL Alumni Association CEO Beasley Reece said in a release, “The NFL Alumni’s primary mission is ‘caring for our own,’ and we feel this partnership will provide a valuable service to all former players. Alumni members Billy Davis and Kyle Richardson were instrumental in originating the relationship with PriceMDs and will continue to serve as our primary liaisons. We look forward to working closely with the Pro Football Hall of Fame and PriceMDs to improve the health and wellness of all former players.”

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