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Maine cancer center resumes new patient admissions after staff shortages
Northern Light Cancer Center in Brewer, Maine, has resumed accepting new patients after being unable to do so for the last month, ABC affiliate WABI reported Jan. 24.
Maine cancer center resumes new patient admissions after staff shortages
Northern Light Cancer Center in Brewer, Maine, has resumed accepting new patients after being unable to do so for the last month, ABC affiliate WABI reported Jan. 24.
Tampa General partners with economic development council to expand research district
Tampa (Fla.) General Hospital is partnering with the Tampa Bay Economic Development Council to expand Tampa’s medical and research district.
Northwell unveils results from online family caregiving pilot program
New Hyde Park, N.Y.-based Northwell Health released results from a three-month pilot partnership program with virtual family caregiving company eFamilyCare.
Cardiovascular Associates of America adds VP of ASC development
Private equity backed Cardiovascular Associates of America has added Travis Stamper as its vice president of ASC development, effective immediately.
AVP affiliate Southwestern Eye Center moves to expanded Arizona location
American Vision Partners affiliate Southwestern Eye Center is moving its Maryvale, Ariz., location to a new, expanded space in Glendale, Ariz.
Wolf Capital renovating Texas medical office building
Wolf Capital Partners is beginning extensive renovations on its recently acquired Houston medical office building previously known as Heights Medical Tower, according to a Jan. 25 report from ConnectCRE.
Q4 digital health funding hits 5-year low
Digital health funding fell to $3.4 billion for the fourth quarter of 2022, hitting a five-year low, according to a Jan. 24 report from research and data company CB Insights.
NFL Players Association, Silicon Valley Bank back $40M medtech company financing round
The NFL Players Association and Silicon Valley Bank participated in a $40 million financing round for Miach Orthopedics, a medtech company that creates an implant allowing patients to help heal their anterior cruciate ligament tears.
