Speech-Language Pathologists in Laura, IL Accepting Medicare
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 Mrs. Alaina Coulter Speech-Language Pathologist Medicare: Not Enrolled in Medicare Practice Location: 21206 N Main St, Laura, IL 61451 Phone: 309-265-2915 |
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Aetna Foundation grants $331,133 for "Advancing Value-Based Purchasing in the U.S. Health System" project
As a nation we spend nearly $7,300 per person on health care each year - but are we getting the best possible value for our dollars? Exploring promising innovative approaches to getting high quality from health care purchases while ensuring that our annual $2.3 trillion in public and private health care spending is going as far as it should - in terms of top quality care, improved health outcomes and minimal waste - will be part of new work undertaken by the Engelberg Center for Health Care Reform at Brookings and supported by the Aetna Foundation.
New shoe provides training control and prevents injuries during running
From the 80 million European runners, more than 37 million have suffered a running injury during sport practice in the last year. The Institute of Biomechanics of Valencia (IBV) is working on the design of a new running shoe that integrates a measuring device that will provide training control and prevent injuries during running.
Amedica completes $30 million financing
Amedica Corporation, a developer of a broad range of innovative, unique spine and total joint implants, announced that it has completed a $30 million financing. The financing consists of $15 million in private equity and a debt facility of $15 million. Zions First National Bank provided the debt facility, and Creation Capital of New York and Austin, Texas, acted as the placement agent for the private equity piece. Creation Capital is an established banking concern that specializes in high-growth emerging health care technologies.
Gastric bypass surgery enhances energy expenditure, leads to sustained weight loss
Gastric bypass surgery often leads to a sustained weight loss. Researchers at Sahlgrenska Academy have found part of the explanation: the operation enhances energy expenditure such that eating actually helps the person lose weight.
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