Occupational Therapists in Port Gibson, MS Accepting Medicare
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 Summer Hayes Fife, MOTR/L Occupational Therapist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 1069 Old Colony Rd, Port Gibson, MS 39150 Phone: 601-529-9084 |
 Old Colony Rehabilitation Llc Occupational Therapist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 6161 Highway 547, Port Gibson, MS 39150 Phone: 601-529-9084 |
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Teenagers who smoke daily report higher levels of health complaints
As fewer teens overall take up smoking, those who do smoke daily are reporting more health complaints than in years past, a new study indicates.
Study: Large amount of money in wasted claims expense is missed by organizations relying on random-sample methodology
With healthcare expenses increasing by up to double digits annually and self-insured employers providing the majority of healthcare benefits for insured Americans, identifying wasted health plan expense has never been more important. A common tool for doing this is the random-sample, retrospective audit of an employee health plan's past one or two years of paid claims.
Goodwin enters new Biopharmaceutical Development and Manufacturing Agreement with multinational client
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The health law's moving parts: Essential benefits, innovation and consumer-friendly plan information
News outlets report on a variety of health law implementation news, ranging from how a new center is testing ways to improve care and cut costs, to efforts to salvage consumer information requirements for health plans and to define essential benefits.
Report says drugmakers failing to give Medicaid adequate price data
Drug manufacturers often flout a federal law that requires them to provide the government with pricing data needed to calculate discounts on medications prescribed for poor people under Medicaid, federal investigators say in a new report.
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