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Feds OK $628M for 'safety net' hospital systems
The federal government has approved $628 million to support new care and payment models at seven Massachusetts...
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Johns Hopkins Ceo Edward D. Miller, MD Joins Focused Ultrasound Foundation Board
Edward D. Miller, MD, chief executive officer of Johns Hopkins Medicine, a $6.5 billion integrated global health enterprise and one of the nation's premier health care systems, has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Focused Ultrasound Foundation.
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Seven hospitals share $628M
BOSTON - Seven of the state's hospitals that serve the highest percentage of Medicaid patients will benefit from $628 million in state and federal funding to implement some of the Patrick administration's health care cost control initiatives over the next three years.
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$628 million for improvements at ‘safety net’ hospitals approved by feds
Seven Massachusetts hospitals that care for a large number of poor patients will receive $628 million over three years to invest in electronic health records, to move toward new ways of paying for care, and to track patient health over time, state officials announced Tuesday. The money was preliminarily approved in December, as part of the agreement between the state and the Center for Medicare ...
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7 Mass. 'safety net' hospitals to get $628M boost
BOSTON - Seven of the state's hospitals that serve the highest percentage of Medicaid patients will benefit from $628 million in state and federal funding to implement some of the Patrick administration's health care cost control initiatives over the next three years.
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Lawrence General Hospital to share $628M in federal funds
LAWRENCE - Lawrence General Hospital and a half dozen other Massachusets hospitals that serve high percentages of Medicaid patients, will share $628 million in federal funds to support new care and payment models.
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Senate passes health care cost containment bill 35-2
In a step that lawmakers said would put Massachusetts on the leading edge of health care cost control, the Senate on Thursday night passed a bill estimated to trim $150 billion over 15 years from medical care costs by setting a growth target and encouraging providers and insurers to adopt alternative payment and care delivery models.
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There’s a New Twist on Repelling Mosquitoes: PIC® Launches All-Natural TWIST-IT® and Bugables® Mosquito Repellent ...
Memorial Day and summer are just around the corner which means it is time to start thinking about combating those pesky mosquitoes again! Experts predict that the record-breaking high temperatures already experienced this year will drive mosquito populations to all-time highs this summer.
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214 New Laws Take Effect Jan. 1, 2012
More than 200 new laws, covering everything from local library boards to murder, will take effect Jan. 1.
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State Senate OKs health care cost bill
By Matt Murphy State House News Service BOSTON -- In a step lawmakers said would put Massachusetts on the leading edge of health care cost control, the Senate on Thursday night passed a bill estimated to trim $150 billion over 15 years from
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