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Burn Care Centers Market Size in US is set to grow by USD 275.31 million from 2024-2028, Increase in rate of aging population boost the market, Technavio - Vimarsana News

Burn Care Centers Market Size in US is set to grow by USD 275.31 million from 2024-2028, Increase in rate of aging population boost the market, Technavio

/PRNewswire/ -- The burn care centers market size in US is estimated to grow by USD 275.31 million from 2024-2028, according to Technavio. The market is...

Chippenham hospital, accused of hiding data, gets approval - Vimarsana News

Chippenham hospital, accused of hiding data, gets approval

Chippenham Hospital's burn center received full designation this week, but the health department did not explain why.

Lawsuit: HCA hospital hid lack of credentials from Virginia - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit: HCA hospital hid lack of credentials from Virginia

In 2022, Chippenham sought full approval for a new burn center. The suit says the hospital did not tell state officials that as many as 90 employees lacked the necessary credentials.

Lawsuit: HCA hospital hid lack of credentials from Virginia - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit: HCA hospital hid lack of credentials from Virginia

In 2022, Chippenham sought full approval for a new burn center. The suit says the hospital did not tell state officials that as many as 90 employees lacked the necessary credentials.

JMS Burn Center thrown into turmoil after director's death | Special Reports - Vimarsana News

JMS Burn Center thrown into turmoil after director's death | Special Reports

The JMS Burn Center in Augusta, Georgia, is the nation’s largest burn unit. But its future is in jeopardy after the death of Fred Mullins, a burn doctor who helped drive the center’s national expansion.