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U.S. Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Focused Insights

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Arizton Advisory & Intelligence: The US Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Market to Reach $26.20 Billion by 2029, More than $12 Billion Opportunities in the Next 6 Years

The US Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Market to Reach $26.20 Billion by 2029, More than $12 Billion Opportunities in the Next 6 Years

/PRNewswire/ -- According to Arizton's latest focus insight report, the US emergency medical services (EMS) market is growing at a CAGR of 10.46% during...

State probes emergency care at Mount Sinai Beth Israel as planned closure nears

The Manhattan hospital, which is expected to close in July, was previously ordered to stop halting services without state approval.

Zeel's Partnership with New York City Vaccine Command Center Expands In-Home Vaccinations to Anyone Over 75, All Disabled, and Under-Vaccinated Buildings

/PRNewswire/ -- Zeel, a leading technology platform providing health and wellness services to the home and office, announces that it has expanded its...

Zeel Partners with New York City Vaccine Command Center to Vaccinate Homebound New Yorkers

Zeel Partners with New York City Vaccine Command Center to Vaccinate Homebound New Yorkers News provided by Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, May 18, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Zeel, a leading technology platform providing health and wellness services to the home and office, announces that it has partnered with the City of New York to vaccinate thousands of homebound individuals across the city. The vaccination program is free to qualified homebound individuals and their caregivers and is supported entirely through the New York City Vaccine Command Center. "We are thrilled to provide this critical service and honored to be working for our great city," said Samer Hamadeh, CEO and co-founder, Zeel. "Vaccinating our city's most vulnerable has inspired our entire team. We feel fortunate to be involved and will continue to dispatch the hard-working nurses on the Zeel platform to as many locations as possible. Our goal is to continue until every homebound individual in the city is fully vaccinated and then to return to them if a booster becomes necessary in the fall."

23-year-old EMT speaks out about article revealing OnlyFans work: 'I'm a damn good paramedic'

23-year-old EMT speaks out about article revealing OnlyFans work: 'I'm a damn good paramedic' Kerry Justich © Provided by Yahoo! Lifestyle Lauren Caitlyn Kwei, 23, is speaking out after a New York Post article revealed her work on OnlyFans. (Photo: Lauren Caitlyn Kwei/Facebook) A 23-year-old paramedic in New York City is speaking out after a New York Post article revealed that she’s been posting topless or lingerie-clad images of herself for paying subscribers on OnlyFans to supplement her minimum wage salary, saying that the journalist used her information without permission and shedding light on the larger issue of overworked and underpaid health care professionals.