Primary Care Clinics in Mount Olive, IL Accepting Medicare
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 Mt Olive Family Practice Ctr Family Medicine Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 115 N Poplar St, Mount Olive, IL 62069 Phone: 217-999-4751 Fax: 217-999-2317 |
Mt Olive Family Practice Center Clinic/Center - Rural Health Medicare: Medicare Enrolled Practice Location: 115 N Poplar St, Mount Olive, IL 62069 Phone: 217-999-4751 |
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Illumina announces single flow cell version of HiSeq 2000 sequencing system
Illumina, Inc. today announced HiSeq 1000, a single flow cell version of the company's HiSeq 2000 sequencing system. HiSeq 1000 is designed for researchers who want the ease of use, industry-leading cost per gigabase (Gb) and data rate of the HiSeq 2000 but do not currently require its throughput. As their research scales, users will be able to upgrade their system to the HiSeq 2000 and double their output.
Researchers investigate incidence of new position-related nerve deficit in spine surgery
Winner of the Sanford J. Larson, MD, PhD, Award, Gurpreet Surinder Gandhoke, MD, presented his research, Incidence of Position Related Neuropraxia in 4,489 Consecutive Patients Undergoing Spine Surgery. Role of SSEP Monitoring? during the 2016 American Association of Neurological Surgeons Annual Scientific Meeting.
Viewpoints: Indian health hit by budget cuts; Health care doesn't work like normal markets; Gov. Rick Scott paying a price for Medicaid expansion
The Congressional Republicans who brought us the mindless budget cuts known as the sequester have shown remarkable indifference to life-sustaining government services, American jobs and other programs.
Hospitals lack clearly defined guidelines for medical interpretation services
As the U.S. immigrant population increases, many hospitals are seeking ways to improve their interpreter services, but there is "no clearly identified game plan for hospitals to decide what mix of language services to provide, by whom and how," United Press International reports.
Senators won't grow deficit without a cost-cutting commission
Congress may outsource its tough budgetary decisions, if moderate, deficit-anxious lawmakers their way. "Several U.S. senators said on Tuesday they probably could force Congress to cede some control to a bipartisan commission that would tackle the United States' looming budget crisis," Reuters reports.
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