Family Medicine Doctors in Woods Cross, UT Accepting Medicare
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 Jason Alan Johnson, M.D. Family Medicine Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 1566 S Mountain View Blvd, Woods Cross, UT 84087 Phone: 775-505-7111 |
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Standard chemotherapy regimen may increase survival rates in limited stage Hodgkin's lymphoma patients
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Cisco deploys Integrated Medical-Grade Network at HIAE
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International Alzheimer's experts unite for global effort
The world's leading Alzheimer's disease researchers and clinicians will gather in Melbourne this week to agree on standardisation and validation of important diagnostic and prognostic parameters used in Alzheimer's research centres around the globe.
Inadequate payments prompt insurance companies to raise premiums, avoid low-income market
Millions of Medicare recipients have been forcibly reassigned to different prescription drug plans because Part D reimbursements to insurance companies covering low-income patients are lower than the actual costs incurred, according to a study released online today by Health Affairs. The report describes how a system designed to encourage competition and to subsidize care for low-income Medicare patients instead has led companies to raise their premiums in an effort to price themselves out of the low-income segment of the Part D market.
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