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Hospital diversions to end
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Edgewater Health earns federally funded health center status
A $650,000 federal award from the Health Resources and Services Administration will help the healthcare center expand primary care services in Northwest Indiana. The post Edgewater Health earns federally funded health center status appeared first on Northwest Indiana Business Magazine .
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Hospital diversions to end
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19% increase in FSSA Medicaid waiver appeals as families report confusion over process to fight cuts
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Pumped up: Zionsville neighborhood group continues opposition against gas station
The fight against a gas station at Holliday Farms isn’t finished. The Zionsville Healthy Neighborhood Alliance, a group of residents in and around Holliday Farms, filed for judicial review Aug. 19 concerning the approval of a Friendly Market gas station and convenience store. Judicial review involves a legislative body...
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Our Hospice honored by Centers for Medicare, Medicaid Services
COLUMBUS, Ind. - Our Hospice of South Central Indiana has received a five-star quality rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, recognizing the organization among the highest-rated hospices in the nation for patient and caregiver experience. The five-star rating reflects feedback from patients and their loved ones and...
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IU Health’s Mobile Lung Unit coming to Noblesville
The IU Health Mobile Lung Unit is traveling across Indiana, offering low-dose CT scans to individuals at high risk for lung cancer. Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States, claiming more lives each year than breast, prostate, and colon cancers combined. Yet, what many people don’t realize is that lung cancer is often preventable, and highly treatable, when detected early. Unfortunately, most cases are diagnosed at an advanced stage when treatment options are limited and survival rates are low.
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Physicians move to Franciscan after Optum closure
Mishawaka, Ind-based Franciscan Health has added six clinicians — four physicians and two nurse practitioners — from Optum’s now-closed Zionsville, Ind., primary care practice, Current Publishing reported Aug. 26. The health system said the group will practice at Franciscan Physician Network Family Medicine Clay Township in Carmel,...
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VA Deploys Electronic Health Records to Three Indiana Hospitals
The Department of Veterans Affairs deployed the Federal Electronic Health Record system to VA hospitals in Fort Wayne, Marion and Indianapolis on Aug. 24, along with 16 associated outpatient clinics, marking a milestone in one of the most troubled IT modernization projects in government history. The Oracle Health-based system is...