Individuals who wish to practice naturopathic medicine in Maryland will soon be able to become licensed to do so, a development cheered by the state’s small but vocal group of naturopaths.
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Read More »April 14, 2014 Comments Off on State to license naturopathic doctors
Individuals who wish to practice naturopathic medicine in Maryland will soon be able to become licensed to do so, a development cheered by the state’s small but vocal group of naturopaths.
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Read More »January 16, 2014 Comments Off on Mixed bag for docs, students
The $39 billion budget proposal unveiled today by Gov. Martin O’Malley includes some good news for Maryland’s physicians and students but also some slaps in the face.
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Read More »September 26, 2013 Comments Off on Added cancer centers mean patient options, provider challenges
Cancer: The word itself generates anxiety. A diagnosis can be devastating and treatment even scarier. And for many patients, the ordeal gets worse.
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Read More »April 3, 2013 Comments Off on GBHA, Cigna cooperate on health care
The Greater Baltimore Health Alliance and health care insurer Cigna said they have launched a collaborative accountable care initiative to expand patient access to health care, improve care coordination and achieve the triple aim of improved health quality, affordability and patient satisfaction.
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Read More »October 23, 2012 Comments Off on Barry Rosen: Hospitals recruiting doctors must act carefully
While hospitals are “employing” physicians in record numbers, it should be remembered that there are other ways to attract a new physician to relocate to a hospital’s catchment area. In fact, there are at least four ways for a hospital ...
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Read More »March 26, 2012 Comments Off on High court takes up health care challenge
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court began its historic three-day examination of the challenge to the federal health care law by taking up an issue that could stop the case in its tracks: whether the Anti-Injunction Act bars courts from ...
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Read More »March 20, 2012 Comments Off on Conmed enters Kentucky market
Conmed Healthcare Management Inc., of Hanover, a provider of health care services for correctional institutions, said it has entered the Kentucky market with the award of a contract by Marion County, Ky., to provide correctional health care services for the ...
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Read More »February 22, 2012 Comments Off on Beres named COO of Greater Baltimore Medical Associates
Bennett J. “Ben” Beres has been named chief operating officer for Greater Baltimore Medical Associates, a group of more than 40 multi-specialty physician practices. Beres will oversee GBMA’s operations in practices on the Towson campus of the Greater Baltimore Medical ...
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Read More »October 14, 2011 Comments Off on Top 5: ‘Hanging on to what you’ve got is harder’
Solar energy company SunEdison announced it will be moving its headquarters to California, and speaking fees for pharmaceutical companies are going down. Those stories and more in this week’s business Top 5. 1. Maryland’s top lobbyists got $15.5M during 2011 ...
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Read More »August 31, 2011 Comments Off on First up: Challenge to doctor’s sanction
A lawyer whose attempt to reschedule a Case Resolution Conference landed his client in hot water with the Maryland State Board of Physicians argued Wednesday in the Court of Appeals that the sanction should be reversed. Dr. Charles Y. Kim, ...
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