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Pearl Surgicenter expands Value Based Program despite pandemic turning many healthcare enterprises upside down - Vimarsana News

Pearl Surgicenter expands Value Based Program despite pandemic turning many healthcare enterprises upside down

/PRNewswire/ -- Portland's premier Value Based ASC welcomes new surgeons as it gains momentum with high value solutions and growing relationships with PPO...

How to Find Out How Much Your Old Mac Is Worth - Vimarsana News

How to Find Out How Much Your Old Mac Is Worth

One of the best ways of funding a computer upgrade is by selling your old one, and that’s especially true for Apple products. Macs tend to hold their value much better than comparable Windows PCs, but knowing exactly what to charge isn’t easy.

How Pfizer's Warranty Program Gets Around Best Price? - Food, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences - Vimarsana News

How Pfizer's Warranty Program Gets Around Best Price? - Food, Drugs, Healthcare, Life Sciences

On October 13th our friends over at STAT broke the news [sorry, Paywall] about a "warranty" pilot program from Pfizer that offers both patients and health plans (including Medicare Part D plans) the opportunity to receive a refund ...

Source: mondaq.com
10 from Johns Hopkins elected to National Academy of Medicine - Vimarsana News

10 from Johns Hopkins elected to National Academy of Medicine

Faculty researchers recognized for their contributions to health, medicine, and the natural, social, and behavioral sciences

Source: jhu.edu
COVID clinic at high school puts focus on vaccines for teens - Vimarsana News

COVID clinic at high school puts focus on vaccines for teens

Vaccination rates tend to be lower in areas with economic challenges and hit hard by COVID. BARDONIA - Chris Metcalf was the first Albertus Magnus High School student to get the first dose of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine on Monday in the school's gym. Applause erupted after the 16-year-old sophomore's shot was complete. The Valley Cottage resident didn't feel a thing when he got the shot, but having a vaccine "feels like a big deal." Every town supervisor, Rockland County Executive Ed Day, Good Samaritan Hospital CEO Dr. Mary Leahy and other dignitaries  cheered on the students, called "va...

Source: lohud.com