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Two Maryland hospitals still dealing with system issues after cyberattack
Luminis Health says it’s making considerable progress on restoring systems at two Maryland hospitals after they were hit by a cyberattack earlier this month. The company said in an online update that its telephone capabilities at Anne Arundel Medical Center and Doctors Community Medical Center in Lanham have been restored after weeks of being compromised.
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Rejuvalase Medspa Celebrates 20 Years of Aesthetics, Community and Growth at Anniversary Gala
STAFFORD, Va. – Rejuvalase Medspa celebrated its 20th anniversary on Saturday, September 19, bringing together patients, team members, friends, community partners and supporters for an evening honoring two decades in business and the community that has been part of its story. The milestone celebration was held at Potomac Point...
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UVA Health Prince William Medical Center Earns Third Consecutive Magnet Recognition
UVA Health Prince William Medical Center has earned its third consecutive Magnet recognition, a national designation recognizing nursing practice, patient care, and professional development. The Manassas hospital received the recognition from the American Nurses Credentialing Center following an evaluation that included a written application and an on-site review. During the...
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Shenandoah Medical Associates Welcomes New Patients, Continues Longtime Front Royal Care
Valley Health Shenandoah Medical Associates is accepting new patients, offering Front Royal-area residents access to a team of providers for routine medical care, preventive services, and management of chronic health conditions. Located at 625 Virginia Ave., the practice includes Dr. Guna Subedi, Dr. Rajesh Subedi, Dr. Bibek Joshi, and physician...
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Microsoft ordered nearly $2.5M fine for air pollution from Northern Virginia data center
ARLINGTON, Va. (7News) — Virginia environmental officials ordered tech giant Microsoft on Monday to pay roughly $2.5 million after its Leesburg data center violated air quality standards during a week-long power grid outage in 2025, according to state documents. The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) consent order is...
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5 firms received $820M in Medicaid funds after facing termination in fraud probe
Five home health care companies in Washington, D.C., received $820.5 million in taxpayer-funded Medicaid payments years after local regulators moved to terminate them from the program over “credible allegations of fraud.”. The payments were issued despite actions by D.C. officials against the companies accused of abusing the same home...
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Mercy Medical Center Among First in the Mid-Atlantic to Offer Mako SmartRobotics™ Technology for Shoulder Replacement Surgery
Mercy Medical Center is advancing orthopedic care in the Mid-Atlantic region with the introduction of Mako SmartRobotics™ technology for shoulder replacement surgery. The technology, which enhances precision and personalization in shoulder arthroplasty procedures, is now available to patients through orthopedic shoulder specialist Gregory V. Gasbarro, M.D., among the first in the Mid-Atlantic region performing robotic Mako shoulder arthroplasty.
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Water Damage Shifts SNAP, Medicaid and Other Services Inside Del Pepper
ALEXANDRIA, VA — Alexandrians visiting the Del Pepper Community Resource Center for benefits, employment help or family services should check with lobby staff before heading upstairs. The City says water damage on the building’s sixth and seventh floors is affecting the location of services inside 4850 Mark Center Drive....
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UVA Health is Recognized by the American Heart Association Get With The Guidelines® Awards
UVA Health medical centers in Culpeper and Northern Virginia have received multiple American Heart Association Get With The Guidelines® achievement awards for continually demonstrating a commitment to following the up-to-date, research-based guidelines for the treatment of heart disease and stroke. This contributes to more lives saved, shorter recovery times, and fewer hospital readmissions.