US Fertility’s Shady Grove Fertility (SGF) to Carry on the Rich Legacy of Innovation and Excellence as SGF Jones Institute, Opening July 1, 2021
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Hampton Roads region residents looking to build their families now have increased access to highly specialized fertility care complete with state-of-the-art laboratory and procedure center.
“The historical significance of SGF becoming affiliated with the Jones institute is nothing short of remarkable. The Joneses are legends in our field, and we are humbled and honored to be a part of this landmark partnership that will benefit individuals and couples for years and decades to come.” NORFOLK, Va. (PRWEB)
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Adam Meier, who was nominated to direct the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services.
Montana’s pick for health director has garnered both praise and criticism for his past in Kentucky, where he sought to add work requirements to the state’s Medicaid program and was a top health official amid a hepatitis A outbreak.
The nominee to be Montana’s next health director faced an unwieldy disease outbreak and pushed Medicaid work requirements two issues looming in Montana when he held a similar job in Kentucky.
Montana senators will soon decide whether to confirm Adam Meier, Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte’s pick for director of the state Department of Public Health and Human Services. He would earn $165,000 leading Montana’s largest state agency, which oversees 13 divisions and is a leader in the state’s pandemic response.
The nominee to be Montana’s next health director faced an unwieldy disease outbreak and pushed Medicaid work requirements — two issues looming in Montana — when he held a similar
Bay Area s migration is real, but Postal Service data shows California exodus isn t
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Despite all the talk of people leaving the Bay Area during the pandemic, only a small fraction of residents have left the state, suggesting that reports of an exodus have been exaggerated, according to a Chronicle analysis of United States Postal Service data.
Only 3.7% of the households and businesses that filed address changes in five Bay Area counties from March to November 2020 left California, a total of 4,264 move outs, according to the data.