Dentists in Checotah, OK Accepting Medicare
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 Allen W. Summerlin, D.D.S. Dentist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 100 Nw 9th St, Checotah, OK 74426 Phone: 918-473-3700 |
Dr. Leroy Richardson, DDS Dentist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 100 Nw 9th St, Checotah, OK 74426 Phone: 918-473-3700 Fax: 918-473-3317 |
Dr. Heath Bryan Coleman, DDS Dentist Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 100 Nw 9th St, Checotah, OK 74426 Phone: 918-473-3700 |
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Rehabilitation the ‘great missing link' in the healthcare system Leading physicians convene in Brisbane today
The lack of publically funded community-based rehabilitation and restorative programs is one of the great missing links in the Australian health care system, according to leading Australian physicians.
Zynx Health lauds definition of "meaningful use" of EHR technology
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Investigators pursue N.Y. leads on hospital corruption; Crack down in Fla. fraud probe
A New York hospital system has become entwined in a corruption scandal that sent a state lawmaker to prison for six years, The Wall Street Journal reports. "Former trustees of one of the hospitals operated by MediSys Health Network, speaking for the first time, say MediSys executives kept board members in the dark about business dealings between company management and Anthony Seminerio, the former lawmaker who pleaded guilty to a federal corruption charge."
Subliminal visual cues can directly affect athletes' performance
Conducted by Professor Samuele Marcora in collaboration with colleagues at Bangor University, the research discovered that athletes undergoing endurance exercise who were presented with positive subliminal cues, such as action-related words, including 'go' and 'energy', or were shown happy faces, were able to exercise significantly longer compared to those who were shown sad faces or inaction words.
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