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NCAA will allow a limited number of fans to attend March Madness

NCAA will allow a limited number of fans to attend its 67 March Madness games in Indiana BUT capacity at the men s basketball tournament is capped at 25% and masks are required The NCAA will allow a limited number of fans to attend all rounds of next month s men s basketball tournament in Indiana, where March Madness was relocated The governing body said Friday it is permitting 25 percent capacity at the venues to allow for social distancing amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic Attendees must wear face coverings, and cleaning and disinfecting efforts will be emphasized at venues in keeping with COVID-19 safety protocols

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NCAA Will Allow Limited Fan Attendance at Men s Tournament Games

The NCAA will allow a limited number of fans to attend all rounds of its men’s basketball tournament in Indiana and later rounds of its women’s tournament.

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NCAA OKs limited fan attendance at men s, women s tourneys

NCAA OKs limited fan attendance at men s, women s tourneys
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NCAA allows limited fan attendance at men s tournament games

NCAA allows limited fan attendance at men s tournament games
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Stellar Health Expands Board of Advisors Through the Appointment of Dr Catherine Gaffigan, Dr David Carmouche, Bunny Ellerin, Michael Akinyele, and Dr John Fitzgerald

Share this article Share this article NEW YORK, Feb. 18, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Stellar Health ( Stellar ), a healthcare technology company leading the way in value-based care delivery, recently announced the appointment of Dr. Catherine Gaffigan, Dr. David Carmouche, Bunny Ellerin, Michael Akinyele, and Dr. John Fitzgerald to its Board of Advisors. Stellar saw tremendous growth in 2020 with both payors and providers. Through partnerships with over 45 collaborations across 18 states, Stellar manages outcomes for 300,000+ lives. The company looks to their Board of Advisors to guide strategic decisions, inform the evolution of their point-of-care platform, and broaden client relationships across the United States. Each new appointee to Stellar s Board of Advisors, brings a unique perspective and experience that contributes to Stellar s success in advancing value-based care through the use of behavioral economics and user-friendly technology. In addition, the Board of Advisors activel

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