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Bostwick, FL · Health
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Governor DeSantis announces funding towards multiple North Central Florida rural healthcare programs
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This Florida Town Has A Healthcare System So Advanced It Is Ranked Among America’s Best
When people think about Florida, hospitals are usually the last thing that comes to mind. The Sunshine State is home to some of the nation’s most respected healthcare systems, and one city has quietly become a destination for patients seeking world-class treatment. Behind Jacksonville’s beaches, riverfront skyline, and growing neighborhoods is a medical network that rivals many of America’s largest metropolitan areas.
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Medicare Advantage provider to pay $14.1M to settle false diagnosis code allegations
Jacksonville, Fla.-based management services organization Complete Health Partners Holdings has agreed to pay $14.1 million to settle allegations that it violated the False Claims Act by causing false diagnosis codes to be submitted to boost Medicare Advantage payments. The settlement resolves allegations that between 2020 and 2023, Complete Health submitted...
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Florida Healthcare Company Agrees to $14 Million Medicare Advantage Settlement: The Latest
This article was written with the assistance of AI. A Jacksonville-based healthcare company has agreed to pay more than $14 million to resolve allegations tied to Medicare Advantage billing practices, marking the latest federal enforcement action involving the fast-growing government health insurance program.
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UF Health hospitals rank among nation’s best
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) - Out of 321 hospitals in Florida, two UF Health hospitals fall in the top 20. UF Health Shands Hospital in Gainesville is ranked No. 3 and UF Health Jacksonville is at No. 18, according to the rankings from U.S. News. UF Health Shands is ranked nationally...
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A look inside Baptist Health's 'pioneering' bloodless medicine program
When Baptist Health doctors told Phil Ramirez that he required major emergency abdominal surgery, the Apple online trainer and sometime actor and musician insisted a special requirement be met. No blood transfusions. Ramirez, 63, is among the growing number of patients who demand bloodless medicine, which uses nonblood alternatives to support patients who decline transfusions. Some of them, including Ramirez, cite primarily religious reasons, while others have personal, cultural or medical reasons. "When the surgeon came in and wanted me to fill out the form for an emergency transfusion, should it be required or necessary, when I informed him of my advanced medical direct, he actually pivoted and said, OK, I have another form for you to fill out," he said. "He gave me one that was in harmony with my personal medical beliefsand my spiritual beliefs, which was really nice, a partnership so that way a medical professional now becomes a friend." Baptist has been honoring such preferences for 25 years, beginning at Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville in 2001. The Bloodless Medicine and Surgery program now spans every hospital and specialty across the Baptist Health system, according to coordinator Juliann Gaus-Graeser. On average, Baptist Health provides bloodless medicine services
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Luxury medical aesthetics in Ponte Vedra: Grand Opening August 2026
SeaGlass Skin Rx & Beach Yoga is a luxury medical aesthetics and wellness practice founded by board-certified Nurse Practitioner Christina Feliciano, MSN, APRN, ANP-BC. Located in Ponte Vedra, SeaGlass Skin Rx specializes in natural facial rejuvenation through Botox, dermal fillers, and customized prescription skincare for , melasma, and healthy aging. The practice combines advanced medical aesthetics with holistic wellness by offering community & private beach yoga designed to help clients look, feel, and live their best. To celebrate its Grand Opening, SeaGlass Skin Rx invites the community to a FREE Beach Yoga class on Saturday, August 1 at 10:00 AM at the Hampton Inn Oceanfront in Jacksonville Beach. All experience levels are welcome.
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Confirmed cases of diarrhea causing parasite in North Central Florida
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ArchWell Health opens sixth clinic in Jacksonville
ArchWell Health celebrated the opening of its clinic in Brentwood with an open house and ribbon-cutting July 29. The facility is at 5000-4 Norwood Ave., across from Guardian Catholic School near Norwood Avenue and West 44th Street, an area that ArchWell founder and CEO Carl Whitmer said was conducive to the company’s specialty of providing primary healthcare to underserved patients 60 and older who have Medicare Advantage coverage.
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Dr. Charles Simmons III: Jacksonville pediatrician remembered as ‘gentle soul, giant in the community’
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville community and medical field are mourning the death of Dr. Charles Errington Simmons III, a pediatrician who spent decades caring for North Florida families and mentoring the next generation of healthcare professionals. Simmons, 74, died July 13. Those who knew him describe him as...
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Families get first look at newly opened pediatric hospice and palliative care center, a first-of-its-kind in Florida
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Just weeks after the official opening of Florida’s first dedicated pediatric hospice and palliative care center, families got their first look inside the facility on Thursday. Community Hospice & Palliative Care hosted a special open house welcoming Community PēdsCare patients and families to the Dorion...
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Douglas Baer, President & CEO, Brooks Rehabilitation
How would you describe the rehabilitation landscape in Jacksonville, and what trends are shaping your work?. Demand is increasing for our services, and there are three main drivers. First, we have population growth occurring in Florida and across the Southeast. Second, we have an aging population, with people wanting to stay more active. Third, people are surviving traumas, major injuries, and illnesses that they may not have survived in the past, and they need extensive rehabilitation.