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CoxHealth plans expansion in south Springfield
ghartley@schurz.comSPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- CoxHealth plans to build a second tower at Cox South Hospital. The health care company announced the 310,000-square-foot expansion at a news conference on Wednesday afternoon. The new tower will house a women's and children's...Tags: Money and Monetary Policy, Health Insurance, Hospitals and Clinics, Bonds, Economy, Business and Finance
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Doctor from Lowry City is charged with writing prescriptions without state permit
ghartley@schurz.comOSCEOLA, Mo. -- A family doctor from Lowry City is accused of writing prescriptions for more than two years without having a valid state permit to do so. The St. Clair County prosecuting attorney filed 16 felony charges against Dr. John Ure on Monday...Tags: Trials, Hospitals and Clinics, OxyContin (drug), Valium (drug), Percocet (drug)
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Insurers limit doctors, hospitals in state-run exchange plans
California's health insurance rates for a new state-run marketplace came in lower than expected this week, but one downside for many consumers will be far fewer doctors and hospitals to choose from. People who want UCLA Medical Center and its doctors in...
Tags: Health Insurance, Hospitals and Clinics, Employment Opportunities, Government, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
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Latest Missouri news, sports, business and entertainment
MISSOURI CONGRESS Deadline looms to request Mo. absentee ballots JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Voters in southeast Missouri voters are running out of time to request absentee ballots by mail or fax for next month's congressional election. The...Tags: Punishment, Arts and Culture, Disasters and Accidents, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Harry S. Truman
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LETTER: State Must Untie Advanced Practice Nurses’ Hands
With 400,000 new patients expected to enroll in health insurance plans in Connecticut under the Affordable Care Act, it's imperative for the legislature to pass a measure to untie the hands of advanced practice registered nurses to allow them to keep...Tags: Nursing, Drugs and Medicines, Health and Medical Professionals, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
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Abortion clinics lose licenses again
State health regulators suspended the licenses of several abortion clinics owned by Associates in OB/GYN Care for the second time after an employee with no health care license or certification gave a patient a drug to induce an abortion at the Baltimore...
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Some with defibrillators may safely play sports
ReutersNEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Despite expert guidelines advising against intense sports activity for people with implanted heart defibrillators, a new study suggests that some can compete without serious consequences. Researchers followed 372 athletes with...Tags: Yale School of Medicine, Medical Research, Cardiologists, Basketball, Science and Technology
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Jefferson City's Capital Region Medical Center announces $35M expansion
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — A Jefferson City hospital is planning a $35 million expansion that will increase the space at its main building by about one-third. The Jefferson City News Tribune reports (http://bit.ly/10tYwvW ) executives of Capital...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics
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Commentary: Hoag is committed to women's health
The recently completed affiliation between Hoag Hospital and St. Joseph Health (SJH) was the result of a thoughtful process by both organizations and their boards of directors. Our combined purpose was to create a collaborative network of care —...Tags: Family Planning, Women's Health, Social Issues, Hospitals and Clinics, Abortion
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Demolition begins at vacant downtown Jewel
Bulldozers have arrived at the former Jewel Osco site in downtown Wheaton, demolishing the building that has been vacant for several years. It'll make way for a new DuPage Medical Group building, which is expected to bring in new jobs and more...
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Four More Charged In Medicaid Fraud Case
The Hartford CourantFour people were arrested this week as the result of an investigation into Medicaid fraud that has already produced four arrests and one jail sentence for a former physician. The four allegedly plotted with former Plainville physician Richard Luzietti...Tags: Medicaid, Health Insurance, Lawyers, Prisons, Punishment
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