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State grapples with physician shortage - Vimarsana News

State grapples with physician shortage

With Florida’s population growing and an anticipated shortfall of nearly 18,000 physicians by 2035, a research arm of the Legislature is suggesting ways that lawmakers could increase retention of new doctors.

Florida grapples with near 18,000 physician shortage by 2035 - Vimarsana News

Florida grapples with near 18,000 physician shortage by 2035

With Florida’s population growing and an anticipated shortfall of nearly 18,000 physicians by 2035, a research arm of the Legislature is suggesting ways that lawmakers could increase the retention of new doctors.

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Florida bill would bring back healthy food program for 'food deserts' - Vimarsana News

Florida bill would bring back healthy food program for 'food deserts'

(The Center Square) — A new bill has been filed in the Florida Legislature to possibly expand the state’s ability to help provide nutritious food to Floridians and eliminate so-called

Florida public adjuster says insurance companies are increasingly denying claims - Vimarsana News

Florida public adjuster says insurance companies are increasingly denying claims

A Florida public adjuster says the state's insurance crisis is made worse by the denial of legitimate estimates by insurance companies, who are hiring engineers to overturn damage claims.

Report: Workforce development program is underutilized - Vimarsana News

Report: Workforce development program is underutilized

(The Center Square) — Florida officials say a program designed to help workers gain more credentials to increase their earning potential isn’t being used as much as lawmakers intended.