Physicians’ Capital Investments, a medical real estate development and investment solutions company, has relocated its headquarters from Plano, Texas, to Dallas, according to a Physicians’ Capital Investments news release.
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EndoChoice has entered into a group purchasing agreement with Premier healthcare alliance for its gastrointestinal devices and supplies, according to an EndoChoice news release.
Gary Foster, MD, ophthalmologist at and medical director for The Eye Laser Center of Northern Colorado, identifies the six most important steps necessary to become the best laser center in America.
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A new study published in Health Outcomes Research in Medicine suggests that most U.S. adults believe their physicians are doing an "excellent" job of providing medical care and patients are extremely satisfied with the care they receive.
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The California Department of Public Health has issued approximately $850,000 in penalties against 14 California hospitals, whose noncompliance with licensing requirements caused, or was likely to cause, serious injury or death to patients.
Sens. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) and Tom Coburn, MD (R-Okla.) have questioned CMS about oversight for its efforts to exclude convicted felons from the Medicare program, according to an American Medical News report.
Tens of thousands of Wisconsin residents could lose health coverage in July, following a statement by federal officials that they may not sign off on proposed healthcare cuts by Gov. Scott Walker in time, according to a Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel report.
A new study shows that previous CPT coding paid physicians less for giving combination vaccines than for giving individual vaccines, supporting the change to new immunization administration codes earlier this year, according to a Medscape report.