Leerink Partners analysts said they had anticipated that UnitedHealth was looking for an ambulatory surgery asset to complement its end-to-end primary care driven ambulatory care delivery platform.
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Havard's Ambulatory Microrobot (HAMR)Image: Yufeng Chen, Neel Doshi, and Benjamin Goldberg/Harvard UniversityInspired by bugs, Harvard's Ambulatory Microrobot, or HAMR, can run, climb, make sharp turns, and carry small payloads.
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So, do you need an ambulatory facility at your house?
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By season's end, only one of those pitchers was ambulatory.
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No sightings of an ambulatory TV man, however, were reported.
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Could he have a degenerative nerve disorder with ambulatory implications?
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He also started a short-term ambulatory detox program for heroin addicts.
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Twin B rehearsed all the ambulatory milestones — crawling, walking, cycling, skating, etc.
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"We wanted to end while we're still ambulatory and going strong," Benioff said.
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Those who are more ambulatory are fed at local community and senior centers.
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Expect more activity: There are 5,500 ambulatory surgery centers in the United States.
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Short-term centers with oral rehydration for ambulatory patients have also been created.
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CalPERS' patients began to shift to ambulatory surgical centers and lower-cost hospitals.
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They're just walking husks of their former selves—ambulatory corpses sheathed in sagging flesh.
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"Cataract surgery is the most commonly performed ambulatory surgery in the U.S.," he noted.
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It was not the result of having her procedure in an ambulatory surgery center.
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Given that we can use tracking apps to surveil our ambulatory hearts, should we?
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Months later, Eric would come through all of this — ambulatory and healed, if altered.
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The term refers to the patient being ambulatory as opposed to in the hospital.
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News reports described him as "barely ambulatory" when the officers dropped him at the hospital.
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WILLIAM PRENTICE Alexandria, Va. The writer is chief executive of the Ambulatory Surgery Center Association.
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"We're hearing and seeing hospitals going full press on the ambulatory side," Sverdlik told CNBC.
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The December highlights: Total health care employment: +43,000 Ambulatory health care services: +30,000 Hospitals: +11,000
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She added that some student involvement in ambulatory settings could be arranged, with proper precautions.
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All ambulatory patients were seated at the table after the bed patients had their trays.
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"All of these points were invoked as reasons to limit ambulatory mental health coverage," Frank noted.
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He also noted employment in health care, with hiring led by ambulatory healthcare services and hospitals.
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Returning to Jacobi, he became director of ambulatory care there and also taught at Albert Einstein.
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Annual spending on ambulatory care swelled from $381.5 billion in 1996 to $706.4 billion in 2013.
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Hellerstedt, which challenges the constitutionality of clinics being forced to meet requirements of ambulatory surgical centers.
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The aircraft can also transport litters and ambulatory patients during aeromedical evacuations, according to the service.
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Since June, two close family members have been in multiple patient care ambulatory appointments and tests.
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Dr. Lisa K. Perriera, a Philadelphia obstetrician-gynecologist, has performed abortions in clinics and ambulatory surgical centers.
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HB24 also says Texas abortion clinics should meet the standards required of "ambulatory surgical center," or ASC.
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At the moment, every abortion clinic in the state is regulated as an ambulatory surgical care center.
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They also enable the ambulatory elderly to take better care of themselves, particularly when away from home.
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"I would not recommend having surgery anywhere other than a hospital or ambulatory surgical center," Witt said.
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The law also required abortion clinics to meet the stricter standards of hospital-style ambulatory surgical centers.
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The organization challenged the state's mandates for ambulatory surgical center licensing and admitting privileges at the time.
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Dr. Yogman is chief of the Division of Ambulatory Pediatrics at Mount Auburn Hospital, Harvard Medical School.
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The Citizens Budget Commission has urged more feeder routes and encourages ambulatory riders to use mass transit.
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Analysts praised the move as keeping with UnitedHealth's broader goal of building a large ambulatory care business.
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Health care and social services, including ambulatory outpatient care, hospitals and nursing and resident facilities added 2000,000 jobs.
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Surgical Care and its affiliates operate 205 surgical facilities in more than 30 states, including ambulatory surgery centers.
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Health care and social services, including ambulatory outpatient care, hospitals and nursing and resident facilities added 0003,2000 jobs.
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Health care and social services, including ambulatory outpatient care, hospitals and nursing and resident facilities added 50,400 jobs.
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In total, food allergies cause about 300,000 ambulatory-care visits a year, just among children under age 18.
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Texas was one of two dozen states that required abortion clinics to become certified as ambulatory surgical centers.
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A 117-page document outlines the building standards and operations for so-called ambulatory surgical centers in Texas.
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These can include self-measured home blood pressure, 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure, and automated unobserved blood pressure.
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Trump told voters our nation is on life support, and that he alone can make it ambulatory again.
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The Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 (MACRA) ended the Meaningful Use program for ambulatory clinicians.
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Rachel Start is the director of Ambulatory Nursing, Nursing Practice and Magnet Performance at Rush Oak Park Hospital.
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The other two officers shot will remain hospitalized for at least another 24 hours, but are ambulatory, he said.
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Yet liposuction providers are not required to have admitting privileges or perform the procedure in an ambulatory surgical center.
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Its ambulatory chapels pull us into separate worlds, belonging both to themselves and to the universe as a whole.
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A few more steps reveal a row of bricks hovering overhead and what looks like an angry, ambulatory mushroom.
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In Missouri, the law requires health centers that provide abortions to meet the same requirements as ambulatory surgical centers.
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Under its "intensive ambulatory care programme", patients are helped to leave hospital earlier than is usual for their conditions.
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The volunteers all wore ambulatory blood pressure measuring devices, which kept track of blood pressure 222 hours a day.
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The deal would create a comprehensive ambulatory care services platform, including primary care, urgent care and surgical care services.
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The other establishes minimum standards for abortion facilities equivalent for those applying to "ambulatory surgical centers" in the state.
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"Right now, it's the ambulatory and fun-loving retirees that we are targeting," PRA General Manager Valentino Cabansag said.
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In the end, Panek said he hopes others with ambulatory and visual disabilities will be inspired by his milestone.
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A second component involved ambulatory patients making regular visits to clinics every eight days for four to six weeks.
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Why it matters: Many ambulatory robots rely on substantial recent improvements in computer-vision, like advanced cameras and lidar.
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Clinics would have to meet the more stringent safety standards of ambulatory surgery centers and also face annual inspections.
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Now, they're no less addled but the stimulants keep them ambulatory, and so they blunder into the wrong houses.
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Medicare Part B covers medical services, which includes outpatient care, preventive doctor's visits, ambulatory assistance and health-care equipment.
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The same procedure with the same doctor costs thousands more in a hospital than at an ambulatory surgical center.
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Ambulatory health care services and hospitals added 28,212 jobs in 24.5, compared with 350,000 in 2018, the BLS reported.
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Texas was one of 15 states to pass laws regulating clinics as surgical ambulatory centers between 2013 and 2015 alone.
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The information technology business houses its financial management, ambulatory care and workforce management software assets, GE said in a statement.
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TechCrunch asked Jung why he considers AKA's Musio a robot since it is not ambulatory, and doesn't do any lifting.
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Once on parole or probation, Andy Buxton will pay $2,843 to three EMS and ambulatory agencies in Mon Valley, Pennsylvania.
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HB2 also requires abortion clinics to become ambulatory surgical centers, essentially mini emergency rooms that can handle complex medical situations.
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Hoffmann's exhibition essay "The Return of the Flâneur" seizes on the old ambulatory chestnut as a mode for absorbing art.
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The bride's father, a physical therapist, is the executive director for ambulatory services at Baptist Health Paducah, a hospital there.
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Forbes reports that Surgical Care, based in Illinois, has ambulatory surgical centers and surgical hospitals in more than 30 states.
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The bike is the town's signature characteristic, an omnipresence in the everyday, a sort of ambulatory monument to daily life.
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And these options will now be reimbursed by Medicare under its expanded ambulatory requirements as part of the ET3 model.
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This is why strategic placement of nurses in key settings such as the ambulatory environment is so vital right now.
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"Harnessing health information technology through the use of electronic health records of hospitalized and ambulatory patients is essential," he said.
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The restrictions require physicians to obtain admitting privileges at a nearby hospital and force providers to build expensive ambulatory surgical centers.
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The bureau defines disability -- using American Community Survey guidelines -- as having hearing, vision, cognitive, ambulatory, self-care or independent living difficulties.
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Fertile women, who are in short supply due to the effects of pollution, are treated as nothing more than ambulatory wombs.
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What other first-person shooter lets you evade obstacles by turning into an ambulatory coffee cup, using the game's mimicry power?
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Without any evidence ... plaintiffs do not appear to ... show that the ambulatory surgical center provision will result in insufficient clinic capacity.
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Education and health care alone added 2000,22019 jobs, with strong hiring in ambulatory care, hospitals, and nursing and residential care facilities.
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Machado's wit and compulsive post-mortem approach configure her story into a wildly propulsive memoir, an ambulatory survey of the genre.
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An ambulatory EEG monitors this electrical activity for a longer period of time and can be done without a hospital stay.
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Outpatient treatment Spending on ambulatory care, which includes ER and outpatient hospital services, also played a role in increased overall costs.
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It also operates more than 200 ambulatory, or walk-in, surgery facilities, which treat patients who do not require overnight stays.
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These are the kinds of things that ambulatory surgical center [restricts], it denies our ability to do these kinds of things.
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Clinton seeks to encourage registration efforts and convince Americans that every ballot counts, Mr. Gore is the Democrats' ambulatory cautionary tale.
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Similarly, hip and knee replacements once required days in the hospital; many can now be done overnight in ambulatory surgical centers.
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The other passengers are ambulatory but have disabilities — blindness, for example — that make taking subways or buses difficult, if not impossible.
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Health care and social assistance accounted for two-thirds of the addition, with continued growth in ambulatory services and hospital employment.
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Hospitals providing care in their communities should not be reimbursed at the same amount as physician offices and other ambulatory facilities.
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The American Nurses Credentialing Center's Magnet Designation has also started to include in its requirements, many ambulatory nursing specific excellence indicators.
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About nine of the remaining 19 clinics in Texas are ambulatory surgical centers (ASCs), and the other 10 are regular outpatient clinics.
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The Fifth Circuit had overturned a District Court injunction blocking the admitting privileges and ambulatory surgical center requirements from going into effect.
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Based in Melville, New York, NAPA partners with hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers and physician offices that outsource their anesthesia and perioperative services.
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The government explained that much of those increases came from health care, which added roughly 22016,0003 jobs in ambulatory health-care services.
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One required all clinics in the state to meet the standards for ambulatory surgical centers, including regulations concerning buildings, equipment and staffing.
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Additionally, the law calls for minimum standards for abortion facilities to be equivalent to those prescribed in Texas's ambulatory surgical center standards.
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The admitting privileges and ambulatory surgical center requirements are just two of many multifaceted abortion restrictions to be passed in recent years.
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Key to the potential outcome of the case are the two main provisions of HB2: admitting privileges and ambulatory surgical center requirements.
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These sopped and bloated lawyers, these ambulatory neckties, these predatory fraternity Presidents, all of them lose their minds with every guitar lick.
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Within the hospital, 45 members of the ambulatory staff have been moved to work on urgent Covid-19 cases, de Blasio said.
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She is founder and chair of the Illinois Ambulatory Nurse Practice Consortium and is a Public Voices Fellow through The OpEd Project.
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Next, the participant would be sent ambulatory (walking) ECG patches to record the rhythm of their heart for up to a week.
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To upgrade to an ambulatory surgical center, commonly known as an A.S.C., clinics must comply with lengthy specifications covering construction, ventilation and parking.
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They must have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles of their clinic, plus those clinics must qualify as ambulatory surgical centers.
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Now, I know the movie is based on a book series, which probably has a lot of detail about these giant ambulatory dwellings.
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Physician employment and expansion into non-acute/ambulatory sectors are likely to continue representing strategic uses of cash for the sector going forward.
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The Texas abortion law says physicians must have hospital admitting privileges and clinics must meet the standards of ambulatory surgical centers, or ASCs.
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Ambulatory surgical centers, for example, must have wide enough hallways to fit a gurney and larger operating rooms than abortion clinics typically use.
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Peripatetic. Ambulatory. Pedestrian. Our diplomacy push-pull with North Korea is rife with the recurring imagery of our chief decision-makers ambling … somewhere.
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Health care and social services, another key area of job growth including ambulatory outpatient care, hospitals and nursing, and also education, added 32,53.
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The bride's father is an anesthesiologist and the medical director of the Pacific Ambulatory Surgical Center, an outpatient surgery center in Alhambra, Calif.
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Stripping out the education components, health care and social services added 2000,22018 jobs amid strong hiring in ambulatory outpatient care, hospitals and nursing.
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His mother is a rheumatologist and the medical director of ambulatory care at Brookdale University Hospital Medical Center in Brooklyn and One Brooklyn Health.
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Planned Parenthood has challenged Missouri requirements that abortion providers have hospital admitting privileges and that abortion facilities conform to ambulatory surgical center (ASC) standards.
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The bill required abortion providers to have hospital admitting privileges and facilities offering abortions to meet the standards of ambulatory surgical centers, or ASTCs.
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If one can afford it (a big if), and tolerate serious downsizing, what could be more hospitable to an ambulatory senior citizen than Gotham?
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Much of the employment gains in health care and education came from rises in ambulatory — or outpatient — care that includes physicians, dentists and nurses.
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Proponents say the restrictions — like requiring "admitting privileges" with nearby hospitals and costly renovations to become "ambulatory surgical centers" — help make abortion centers safer.
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"We have ventilators on all of our anesthesia machines in every single operating room and ambulatory care center in the nation," she told CNN.
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This Kong is not ambulatory — he's tethered by cables to the show's set — so he wasn't able to travel to Radio City Music Hall.
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Many people contract only fairly minor symptoms, which is great for them, but increases the odds that they remain ambulatory and spread the disease.
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Some experts worry about routine surgeries being outsourced to ambulatory surgical centers, clinics outside of the hospital that don't fall under the global budgets.
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Smaller community hospitals will have to shift; more of them will become hospitals without beds, providing more ambulatory services and less-intensive inpatient care.
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Procedures are often done on an ambulatory outpatient basis, which puts responsibility for pain management on the parents when they take their child home.
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CMS wants to eliminate newspaper notices for when some health care facilities, like ambulatory surgery centers and health clinics, get terminated from the Medicare program.
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Interactive Robogami is a project from MIT that lets users create ambulatory robots from a library of pieces that fold and fit together like origami.
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Under the onerous and ultimately illegal provisions of HB249, abortion providers were required to reach the same medical standards as hospital-like ambulatory surgical centers.
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In a statement Thursday, Kelly Spratt, chief ambulatory officer for Hennepin Healthcare, said ketamine has fewer side effects than other drugs and can save lives.
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"What is the benefit of having an ambulatory surgical center to take two pills when there's not a surgical procedure at all involved?" she asked.
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It required the doctors performing abortions to have admitting privileges at local hospitals, and for facilities to meet the same standards of ambulatory surgical centers.
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Federal law has long required that participating ambulatory surgery centers either have a written agreement with local hospital or that all physicians have admitting privileges.
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Justice Breyer wrote that the requirement that abortion clinics meet the demanding and elaborate standards for ambulatory surgical centers also did more harm than good.
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Veritas will buy GE's revenue-cycle, ambulatory care and workforce management software unit, which includes the value-based care division, for $1.05 billion in cash.
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Her personal experience with both dance and life in a wheelchair renders her uniquely apt to instruct a room of dancers with different ambulatory abilities.
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That lawsuit argues against a new Texas law that requires abortion clinics to become certified as ambulatory surgical centers, making costly upgrades to their facilities.
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The research, which analyzed data from the National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey, was published on Friday by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Oklahoma and Alabama require residents to be "ambulatory," for instance, but Kentucky allows admission of the "mobile nonambulatory," meaning people who use walkers or wheelchairs.
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When he was not disappearing from his team without explanation last season, and failing to play ambulatory defense, Rose offered entertaining takes on the triangle.
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The health-care technology company, which provides network-enabled services for hospital and ambulatory clients, cited Immelt's "digital expertise" among the reasons for the appointment.
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As hospital stays become shorter and surgical outpatient procedures advance, there will be less need for hospital beds and more reason to expand ambulatory services.
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Researchers used publicly available data from the National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey, administered by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention every year.
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Use of iPads or other tablet devices is a non-pharmacologic tool which can reduce perioperative stress without any sedative effect in paediatric ambulatory surgery.
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Under her leadership the Center for Network Therapy started New Jersey's first state licensed Ambulatory (Outpatient) Detoxification program for all substances nearly three years ago.
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Between the lines: More than half of all health care job additions occurred in ambulatory settings, like doctors' offices, outpatient centers and home health agencies.
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A bunch of orgiasts appear ready for action, but they don't do anything beyond making faces and lightly petting one another in an ambulatory group hug.
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The other requires all abortion facilities to meet the specifications of ambulatory surgical centers, which have more staff and equipment, and are more expensive to manage.
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For data, Marcus and his colleagues turned to the Healthcare Cost and Utilization Project's California State Ambulatory Surgery Databases, Emergency Department Databases and State Inpatient Databases.
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In federal court last year, they challenged the Missouri laws that require our centers to be licensed ambulatory surgical centers and to have hospital admitting privileges.
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Health care led the way in new jobs, adding 50,000 for the month thanks to 38,0003 new positions in ambulatory services and 7,000 more in hospitals.
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Optum unit said it would buy for about $2.3 billion, creating a comprehensive ambulatory care services platform, including primary care, urgent care and surgical care services.
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Surgical Care and its affiliates, which serve about 1 million patients per year in more than 30 states, operate 205 surgical facilities, including ambulatory surgery centers.
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Here are the top-line items: Medicare would raise average payment rates to outpatient facilities by 1.75%, ambulatory surgery centers by 1.9% and physicians by 0.31%.
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Under the law, abortion providers in Texas must have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital and clinics must be expensively fitted out as "ambulatory surgical centres".
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What they wanted: A requirement for Medicare to pay for more heart procedures in an ambulatory surgery center or outpatient heart lab, per a lobbying presentation.
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The rules require that doctors have admitting privileges at local hospitals and that abortion clinics meet the stringent building and staffing standards of ambulatory surgery centers.
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Generally speaking, disability falls into the categories of vision, hearing, cognitive, ambulatory, self-care, and independent living, and these appear at different rates across the population.
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Green supported a bill requiring abortion providers to be licensed as ambulatory surgical treatment centers, which pro-abortion rights groups consider an attempt at restricting access.
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" The law would have required doctors who perform abortions to have hospital-admitting privileges and made abortion clinics meet strict standards equivalent with "ambulatory surgical centers.
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He looks more like an ambulatory spaghetti squash or a humanoid version of the knotted hair that gathers in a shower drain than any earthly creature.
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Even Breakage, a dubstep forerunner and drum and bass producer whose work is generally a bit more ambulatory than Bevan's, slows down and spaces out here.
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Industry: HealthcareJob description: An ambulatory care nurse is a registered nurse (RN) works primarily in outpatient settings, providing a range of services to those in need.
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If there is an accident, Amazon relies on its contract with the on-demand medical services company Ambulatory to send a health professional to the site.
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They would have gone towards replacing elementary schools for children of the troops, better ambulatory care for families on base, upgraded fire stations, and day care.
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ET. Corrections staff allegedly did not contact ambulatory services to take her to the hospital; instead, Finkelstein writes, staff attempted to contact the jail's on-call physician.
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When we moved into our new building in 1998, we designed it according to the ambulatory regulations so that we could provide care according to the law.
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Home health care services (+242,2000), physician offices (+6,700) and other ambulatory care services accounted for more than 37,000 new positions while social assistance services added 7,700 jobs.
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Yet in an emergency, people are highly unlikely to ask for a doctor by name, relying instead on the reputation of the hospital or ambulatory care center.
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Sure, some labs have churned out cool ambulatory bots that perform well in competition, but just as many collapse when given a swift kick to the side.
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TeamHealth, which offers outsourcing services, including emergency medicine, anesthesiology and ambulatory care, to hospitals and physician groups, had outstanding debt of $2.47 billion as of June 30.
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Across the country, 31 states have implemented unnecessary abortion regulations such as waiting periods, requirements that clinics meet ambulatory surgical center standards, or obtain hospital admitting privileges.
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Thousands of patients at a New Jersey ambulatory surgery center were possibly exposed to infections such as HIV and hepatitis, according to the state's Department of Health.
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Upon arrival at the Women's Medical Society, paramedics were met with a locked emergency exit and cluttered hallways not wide enough for an ambulatory stretcher to navigate.
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Among other things, HB2 requires abortion clinics to meet the same standards as ambulatory surgical centers, and abortion doctors to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital.
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The average length of shortages for drugs used in ambulatory medicine is more than seven months, according to a recent study published in the Journal of Pediatrics .
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One part of the law requires all abortion clinics in the state to meet the standards for "ambulatory surgical centers," including regulations concerning buildings, equipment and staffing.
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There's a really good one — we have a quote on the wall in our ambulatory surgical center in Sandra Cisneros' room that says, 'Liberation comes from within.
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Keller said that the law "provides that 25 percent of Texas women of reproductive age" are not within 100 miles of a so called Ambulatory Services Clinic.
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In addition to a nearly identical admitting-privileges requirement, the Texas law also required abortion clinics to meet the same regulatory standards required of surgical ambulatory centers.
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Whether you're playing a hopping rabbit or an ambulatory wall, you're just moving pixels on a screen — but one of those things is still much, much funnier.
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The $700 million capital investment in health care would help create a network of 36 ambulatory care centers, which would include partnerships with existing community-based providers.
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Now there are just 21992 clinics open, down from 22 five years ago, and Texas would be down to about nine ambulatory surgical centers if HB2 stands.
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When R2-D19773 and C-3PO first shuffled/rolled across the corridor of Princess Leia's ship, robotics in the real world were pretty crude, and certainly not ambulatory.
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Knoxville, Tennessee-based Team Health is one of the largest physician services companies, offering outsourcing services, including emergency medicine, anesthesiology and ambulatory care, to hospitals and physician groups.
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A delayed part of the bill would have required abortion clinics in the state to be ambulatory surgical centers, which have strict building requirements, such as wider halls.
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But if Cassie is the future of ambulatory humanoid robots, it's hard to see how the company can keep their process as hyper-local as it is now.
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Like other health-care providers, such as ambulatory surgical centers, many treatment facilities have in the past preferred to operate on a so-called out-of-network model.
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The changes in the patient's responsiveness, something that "suggested a seizure," led the doctors to perform an ambulatory electroencephalography, known as an EEG, which led to his diagnosis.
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Insurance giant UnitedHealthcare is strengthening its effort to steer patients receiving outpatient surgery away from hospitals and toward cheaper physician offices or ambulatory surgery centers, Modern Healthcare reports.
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The festival tower is a sort of ambulatory campanile calling the community together, those who remained and those who left, in a convivial and sacred rite of memory.
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Insurance giant UnitedHealth is strengthening its effort to steer patients receiving outpatient surgery away from hospitals and toward cheaper physician offices or ambulatory surgery centers, Modern Healthcare reports.
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Fidyka is now ambulatory, with the help of high leg braces and a walking frame, and he can ride a stationary bike if he is hoisted onto it.
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Panek hopes his 14-legged team will inspire others with ambulatory and visual disabilities to keep pushing the bounds of what they think, or are told, is possible.
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In the education and health industry, medical providers like physicians, dentists and outpatient care clinics posted healthy numbers, with total ambulatory services adding 21,100 jobs over the month.
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"Volume growth returned in our hospital and ambulatory segments... Our cost control program is off to a great start," interim Chief Executive Officer Ronald Rittenmeyer said in a statement.
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Dental, vision, and mental care will be covered, as will inpatient care, outpatient care, primary care, preventative care, palliative care, ambulatory care, emergency care, maternal care, and newborn care.
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Another option is to take ambulatory blood pressure measurements with a small device worn by the child for 24 hours that automatically records pressure every 20 minutes or so.
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This does not involve other services, and does not affect outpatient clinics located on a hospital's campus or ambulatory surgery centers, Brookings Institution health policy researcher Loren Adler notes.
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The chart shown above, adapted from the National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey, provides cost-effective suggestions for the 10 most common reasons that people visit an emergency room.
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Nor had I ever joked with him about needing ambulatory assistance and an ankle-foot orthotic since suffering a spinal cord injury in a serious accident three years before.
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Eleven patients were treated at private clinics specializing in pain or orthopedics, and one — the patient who was hospitalized for 58 days — was treated at an ambulatory surgery center.
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Appellate court ruling: The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a district court injunction that had blocked the admitting privileges and ambulatory surgical center requirements from going into effect.
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Knoxville, Tennessee-based TeamHealth, which offers outsourcing services, including emergency medicine, anesthesiology and ambulatory care, to hospitals and physician groups, had outstanding debt of $2.47 billion as of June 30.
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UUnitedHealth's Optum unit said it would buy Surgical Care Affiliates for about $2.30 billion, creating a comprehensive ambulatory care services platform, including primary care, urgent care and surgical care services.
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Among the many model laws that Americans United for Life makes available through its "Women's Protection Project" are those requiring admitting privileges and "ambulatory surgical center" standards for abortion providers.
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Barbara Kruse, 95, was part of a group of veterans at the Columbus VA Ambulatory Care Center who were honored at the luncheon for those over the age of 95.
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These benefits include: hospitalization; ambulatory patient services; emergency services; prescription drugs; laboratory services; mental health services; preventative care; pediatric care; rehabilitative services and devices; and pregnancy, maternity, and newborn care.
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The couple met in 2010 at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, where Dr. Freedman is a pediatric oncologist and Dr. Patel is an oncology clinical pharmacist and ambulatory pharmacy manager.
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In that case, the justices struck down a Texas law with a similar admitting-privileges provision and a requirement for clinics to meet the standards of an ambulatory surgical center.
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The court struck down Texas laws requiring doctors in abortion clinics to obtain admitting privileges at hospitals nearby and mandating that the clinics satisfy standards demanded of ambulatory surgical facilities.
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BALLU won't be doing any heavy lifting, but it would be easy enough to stick a tiny camera and solar cell on there to make a little lightweight ambulatory drone.
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The Texas laws, known as H.B. 2 and passed in 2013, require abortion clinics to obtain admitting privileges at a nearby hospital, and force them to build expensive ambulatory surgical centers.
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"Measurement of daytime and nighttime blood pressure using ambulatory monitoring during a 24-hour period may help identify African American individuals who have an increased cardiovascular disease risk," the researchers conclude.
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Veritas is buying the unit, which includes GE Healthcare's enterprise financial management, ambulatory care management and workforce management software assets, from General Electric for US$22018bn, according to a press release.
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There are 23 additional states that require abortion clinics to become certified as ambulatory surgical centers and 10 with laws that require abortion doctors to have admitting privileges at local hospitals.
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"Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring is a procedure in which the person wears a blood pressure cuff for 24 hours, and their blood pressure is measured periodically over 24 hours," Flynn said.
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In 1992, Dr. Bell was dismissed as director of ambulatory-care services at what became known as Bronx Municipal Hospital Center over the objections of the city's Health and Hospitals Corporation.
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Two of those failed in the state Senate; the stem cell bill passed after amendments were added requiring that a doctor deliver the treatments at a hospital or ambulatory medical center.
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But a study that Dr. Seib and her colleagues published in JAMA Surgery this month shows that frail seniors face higher complications even after ambulatory surgery, outpatient procedures often considered routine.
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The company has been expanding its customer-base to include healthcare providers, and the deal could help it add acute care facilities such as hospices, emergency rooms, hospitals and ambulatory centers.
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" The law required doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at a hospital within 2628 miles and abortion clinics to meet the stricter standards of hospital-style "ambulatory surgical centers.
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With volumes drastically shifting from the hospital setting to the ambulatory setting, there is already a looming shortage of nurses prepared to provide the services they are well-equipped to deploy.
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ET. UnitedHealth's (UNH) Optum unit has agreed to buy Surgical Care Affiliates (SCAI) for about $2.3 billion, creating an ambulatory care services platform — including primary care, urgent care, and surgical care services.
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The health-care industry added 42,000 new jobs in January, with more than 22,000 in ambulatory health-care services and another 19,000 in hospitals, according to Friday's closely watched Labor Department report.
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When content mocking the disability community — like memes about ambulatory wheelchair users getting up to grab something high at the store — spread like wildfire, commentary from the affected community is rarely attached.
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Casey, to invalidate the requirement that abortion clinics meet the strict equipment and staffing standards of ambulatory surgical centers, and that doctors working at those clinics have admitting privileges at local hospitals.
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ProMedica is a nonprofit health system providing quality healthcare services to 28 counties in northwest Ohio and southern Michigan, with 13 hospitals, six ambulatory surgery centers and more than 300 other facilities.
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Other minimum safety measures the bill dealt with ambulatory access, requiring that an ambulance be able to access the clinic and a gurney fit down its hallways in case of an emergency.
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Farragut Partners signed six new clients: AT&T, CTIA-The Wireless Association, LiveNation, the Ambulatory Surgery Center Association, biotechnology company Gilead Sciences and Edwards Lifesciences, which specializes in making artificial heart valves.
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She had previously been lugging a giant box of electrodes home from the hospital, which completed ambulatory EEGs—at-home electroencephalogram recordings that can last over a number of hours or days.
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The CDC, state departments of health, the Joint Commission and other bodies that promote evidence-based care in our hospitals, ambulatory care clinics and nursing homes are largely absent in these settings.
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Hellerstedt, which overturned a Texas law that required abortion clinics in the state to outfit themselves as ambulatory surgical centers and to mandate that doctors there have admitting privileges at local hospitals.
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Two years ago, the clinic successfully challenged Texas' HB2 law, which forced facilities offering abortions to meet the standards of ambulatory surgical centers, or ASTCs, and required providers to have hospital admitting privileges.
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Medical groups note that other outpatient procedures with higher complication and mortality rates, like colonoscopy and liposuction, are not legislatively mandated to be performed at ambulatory surgical centers by physicians with hospital privileges.
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The hospital operator, which specializes in trauma and surgical centers, has been aggressively expanding its ambulatory footprint and has purchased a string of hospitals in recent years, offsetting the slow down in admissions.
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The treatment, oliceridine, aims to manage moderate-to-severe acute pain in adult patients for whom an intravenous opioid is necessary and the injection should be administered in hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers.
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Anti-abortion advocates have restricted women's access to safe and legal abortion under the guise of women's safety, including requiring abortion clinics to have admitting privileges to hospitals or be ambulatory surgical centers.
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The panel voted 8-7 against approving the treatment which is administered in hospitals and ambulatory surgery centers and aims to manage acute pain in patients for whom an intravenous opioid is necessary.
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TRAP laws usually require clinics to meet the state standards for ambulatory surgical centers, even though abortion has lower rates of complications than colonoscopy (and endoscopy centers don't have to meet these requirements).
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But there's quietly been massive consolidation among ambulatory surgery centers — outpatient facilities where physicians perform routine procedures, such as elbow or cataract surgeries, and get patients back home in less than a day.
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The Guttmacher Institute, which tracks abortion policy and supports abortion rights, said five other states have laws requiring abortion clinics to meet the ambulatory surgical center requirements: Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Pennsylvania and Utah.
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The law requires all abortion clinics to meet hospital-like standards of an ambulatory surgical center and for the clinics to have admitting privileges to a hospital within 83 miles of the center.
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In 2013, Texas passed a law that required specific admitting privileges for doctors who perform abortions and "ambulatory surgical standards" for clinics that require gurney-wide hallways and temperature controls, among other features.
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These legislative dictates require physicians who perform abortions, usually an outpatient procedure, to have admitting privileges at hospitals and to have their outpatient facilities meet the same onerous regulations as ambulatory-surgical centers.
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A more reasonable criticism of Medicare's bundle payment structures is that they may inhibit competition from cheaper sites of care, such as Ambulatory Surgery Centers, by requiring episodes to be based around hospitalizations.
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That fact, along with the possible removal of the essential health benefits, which include things like maternity and ambulatory care, may alienate too many moderate Republicans to guarantee passage of a new bill.
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Lawmakers claimed that the law, which requires abortion clinics to meet the strict standards of ambulatory surgical centers and their doctors to have admitting privileges at local hospitals, was necessary to protect women's health.
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According to the Guttmacher Institute, ambulatory surgery centers typically perform riskier procedures than abortion clinics, and laws applying ASC standards to abortion facilities are generally aimed at reducing abortion access, not improving patient care.
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"We never really thought there would be a buyer for the whole company," Mizuho analysts wrote in a note, stating that Tenet could look at divesting its ambulatory surgery or managed healthcare services businesses.
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For now, the sweet spot for Amazon Business in health care is smaller practices, such as dental offices, freestanding ambulatory surgery centers and small physician practices, where the licensed providersappreciate the convenience and affordability.
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" They went further to say that abortion clinics "should be explicitly regulated as ambulatory surgical facilities, so that they are inspected annually and held to the same standards as all other outpatient procedure centers.
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SpotMini is the latest evolution in Boston Dynamics' family of ambulatory (walking) robots that started with the BigDog system, developed with support from DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) and the U.S. Marine Corps.
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There are ambulatory musings on the fabric of cities and the rips in it, as when Mr Matar uses the anti-Semitism and Islamophobia unleashed by the Black Death to hint at today's politics.
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Kate Brown signed an executive order requiring all hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, outpatient clinics, dental clinics, and veterinary clinics with surplus PPE supplies to notify the state's PPE coordinator to arrange for a handoff.
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So on Monday, the American Academy of Pediatrics issued a new policy statement, "Infection Prevention and Control in Pediatric Ambulatory Settings," to help minimize the spread of germs in waiting rooms and exam rooms.
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"To the extent that hospital systems or ambulatory surgical facilities are categorizing procedures that can be delayed during the COVID-19 pandemic, abortion should not be categorized as such a procedure," the statement read.
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If we want to peel the layers of dysfunction back in our health-care system, we must also engage and empower nurses in the community and ambulatory settings to meet patients where they are.
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Dozens of Texas clinics shuttered following the implementation of House Bill 2 in 2013, which required physicians to obtain admitting privileges at a nearby hospital and force providers to build expensive ambulatory surgical centers.
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The Supreme Court ruled Monday that two Texas laws were unconstitutional: one that required abortion clinics to be certified as ambulatory surgical centers and another requiring doctors to gain admitting privileges at a local hospital.
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Meanwhile, direct competitors are cited as traditional "ambulatory care providers" in Germany as well as other care platforms, such as Rocket Internet's Pflegetiger, which operates a full stack not marketplace model, and care marketplace Pflegix.
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"We see the arms race for ambulatory care delivery continuing and likely to remain a strategic focus for OptumCare, HCA ... as well as not-for-profit hospital and health systems, and private equity," Gupte said.
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By requiring abortion providers to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital and mandating that clinics had to be retrofitted as "ambulatory surgical centres", legislators said they were just trying to make the procedure safer.
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The cost of converting or building a new ambulatory surgical center ranged from $1.5 million to more than $3 million, according to a brief submitted to the court by the Planned Parenthood Federation of America.
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HCA, which has a market capitalization of $36 billion and long-term debt of $31.6 billion, wants to acquire Envision's AmSurg ambulatory surgery business, with KKR taking the over the remainder, according to the sources.
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Sutter Health operates a massive system in 19 counties in Northern California, comprised of 24 acute care hospital facilities, 85033 ambulatory surgery centers, nine cancer centers, six specialty care centers and nine major physician organizations.
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While the ambulatory surgical center provision of House Bill 2 would leave just 10 abortion clinics in the state, that provision was stayed by the U.S. Supreme Court in anticipation of Whole Women's Health v.
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Why it matters: Our Bob Herman says it's a big move that probably will make UnitedHealth a lot of money — because ambulatory surgery centers, which focus on outpatient procedures like elbow surgeries, are immensely profitable.
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Her mother is a registered nurse for Inova Franconia-Springfield Ambulatory Surgery Center in Springfield, Va. The couple met in October 2012 while working for the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene.
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The Nashville-based hospital operator, which specializes in trauma and surgical centers, has been aggressively expanding its ambulatory footprint and has purchased a string of hospitals in recent years, offsetting the slow down in admissions.
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This case centers on the constitutionality of two Texas abortion regulations, the admitting-privileges requirement and the ambulatory-surgical center requirement, which are unprecedented legislative intrusions in the already over-regulated market for abortion services.
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Nevertheless, some policymakers have put forth misguided proposals to make payment for a service provided in a hospital the same as when a service is provided in a physician office or ambulatory surgery center (ASC).
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Since Arthur — and I mean the character as well as the squat, vacuum-cleaner-like contraption portraying him — must be mobilized by human programming, it takes a while for him to swing into ambulatory action.
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"I don't know that I would say we become addicted to it," says Anthony P. DeMaria, a New York-based psychotherapist and associate director of adult ambulatory psychiatry at Mt. Sinai, speaking on behalf of patients.
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In addition to the aforementioned services above, this includes others deemed essential by the ACA, including: ambulatory patient services (outpatient care), emergency room visits, pediatric services, rehabilitative services, and wellness services (physicals, cancer screenings, immunizations, etc.).
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For now, the sweet spot for Amazon Business in health care is smaller practices, such as dental offices, free-standing ambulatory surgery centers and small physician practices, where the licensed providers appreciate the convenience and affordability.
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Rules must be more than words on paper… abortion clinics should be explicitly regulated as ambulatory surgical facilities, so that they are inspected annually and held to the same standards as all other outpatient procedure centers.
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The streets of the city are alive with all kinds of vendors, many of them ambulatory, and all with their own tactics for cutting through the auditory thicket, from recordings to pan flutes to hand bells.
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The center has a 22019-bed hospital and ambulatory complex, 11 primary care clinics and 10 dental clinics caring for active duty and family members and two centers for recovering wounded troops, according to its website.
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They require abortion clinics to undergo expensive renovations to become ambulatory surgical centers (ASCs), and require doctors providing abortions to get admitting privileges with a local hospital — which hospitals aren't required to grant, and often don't.
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In 2016, the Supreme Court struck down Texas's law requiring that any doctor performing an abortion have admitting privileges and that clinics be set up as ambulatory surgical centers; the decision, in Whole Woman's Health v.
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Instead of quietly regulating abortion out of existence using obscure "admitting privileges" or "ambulatory surgical center" laws, anti-abortion activists are shifting back to visceral, often misleading rhetoric that both humanizes the fetus and demonizes abortion.
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Hellerstedt Kennedy found additional undue burdens in Texas requirements that physicians performing abortions have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles and that facilities providing abortions meet the same standards as all facilities performing ambulatory surgeries.
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" The Fifth Circuit continued that "the evidence does not indicate, without specificity, that by requiring all abortion clinics to meet the standards of ambulatory surgical centers, the overall costs of accessing an abortion provider will likely increase.
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The company is also developing the therapy to manage moderate-to-severe acute pain in a variety of other medically supervised settings, including emergency medicine, outpatient or ambulatory surgery, non-surgical patients experiencing pain in the hospital.
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Tenet is among the largest for-profit operators of acute care hospitals in the U.S., and following the acquisition of a majority ownership interest in USPI in 2015, the largest operator of ambulatory surgery and imaging centers.
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They go far beyond what is required to protect patient safety, piling on medically unnecessary requirements for ambulatory surgical centers or for doctors who provide abortions to obtain hospital admitting privileges, ostensibly for post-abortion emergency care.
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In an ambulatory setting, the total cost of Essure procedures was found to be $20163,287 per case and laparoscopic procedures $1,398 per case, according to a 20.11 study published in the Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada.
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Mr. Ai instead takes an ambulatory approach and wanders the globe, traveling to Africa (Kenya), Southeast Asia (Malaysia) and the Middle East (Israel, Jordan) as well as to North America and many ports of call throughout Europe.
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Many of these mimic the standards of ambulatory surgical centers—including hallways and doorways wide enough for hospital gurneys—even though those centers perform much riskier procedures and use higher levels of sedation than abortion clinics do.
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The meandering motions that fill the room — from the inked script to the implied ambulatory path — suggest an energy that flows languidly rather than one that is focused and concentrated — although still pulsing — as in the first room.
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Like Huang's kinetic installation and Young's ambulatory "YOUR MOM" balloons, Vidal's use of the fair as a venue for making new work is a welcome reminder that contemporary art isn't only about six-figure paintings and shiny sculptures.
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During the arguments in March, justices discussed how evidence filed in other briefs to the court showed abortions are no more risky than colonoscopies, which are outpatient procedures that don't need to be done in ambulatory surgical centers.
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Surgery center operators are seeking scale in a fragmented market and face uncertainty over the future of the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare), which has boosted the ability of some patients to afford short-stay and ambulatory surgical care.
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By requiring abortion providers to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital and mandating that clinics be retrofitted as "ambulatory surgical centres" (renovations that are prohibitively expensive), legislators said they were just trying to make the procedure safer.
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The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a 85033 ruling that blocked enforcement of the laws, which require doctors who perform abortions to be affiliated with hospitals and abortion clinics to be licensed as ambulatory surgical centers.
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The 85033th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a 2017 ruling that blocked enforcement of the laws, which require doctors who perform abortions to be affiliated with hospitals and abortion clinics to be licensed as ambulatory surgical centers.
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We empower our partners to make decisions on who is the right person to put into an Uber, and at that point, they can schedule ambulatory curb-to-curb rides for their patients directly from our web portal.
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Another good friend, Dr. Eileen Costello, now chief of ambulatory pediatrics at Boston Medical Center, emailed me a memory from 10 years ago, when Dr. Brazelton spoke to a group of fellows in developmental behavioral pediatrics in Boston.
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New York's Mount Sinai Health System, which has eight hospitals, for instance, could turn ambulatory surgical centers into acute care units, and by halting elective procedures could free up more beds, said its president and CEO, Ken Davis.
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The Missouri laws require doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at local hospitals, which can be difficult to obtain, and for abortion clinics to have costly hospital-grade facilities to be licensed as ambulatory surgical centers.
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"This may well change the practice of ambulatory care in America for the long haul," says Pasternack, adding that the emergency precautions he's taking now could spur wider adoption of telemedicine for certain medical care in the future.
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Russia will send a multipurpose hospital to serve 100 patients, which includes a children's ward, as well as a mobile field hospital for 50 patients, which can also provide ambulatory treatment for some 200 people per day, Peskov said.
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One requires that doctors performing abortions at a facility in Texas obtain admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles, and the second requires abortion facilities to meet the costly standards of "mini hospitals" known as ambulatory surgical centers.
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The Texas law establishes burdensome, medically unnecessary requirements on abortion providers, including demands that all health facilities offering abortions essentially become mini-hospitals, known as ambulatory service centers, even when the building specifications do nothing to improve patient safety.
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It's becoming increasingly apparent that robots of the future will be less "Wall-E" and more "Voltron meets ant swarm" – case in point, this new ambulatory motor created by MIT professor Neil Gershenfeld and his students at the school.
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The Texas law establishes burdensome, medically unnecessary requirements on abortion providers, including demanding all health facility offering abortions essentially become mini-hospitals, known as ambulatory service centers (ASCs), even when the building specifications do nothing to improve patient safety.
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It found that Texas' restrictions — requiring doctors to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals and clinics to meet the standards of ambulatory surgical centers — violated Casey's prohibition on placing an "undue burden" on the ability to obtain an abortion.
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New York (CNN)A surgery center is warning more than 3,000 patients that they may have been exposed to bloodborne pathogens if they had a procedure at its ambulatory in Saddle Brook, New Jersey, between January and September 2018.
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While it's not universal, organizations like the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid (CMS), American College of Surgeons (ACS), and Ambulatory Surgery Center Association (ASCA) have all recommended a suspension of elective procedures, and many states have enacted orders requiring it.
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Grady, who had spent two years working as a nurse educator and manager of ambulatory care for Project Hope in Brazil, was asked to translate for Fauci and a Portuguese patient and Fauci called her later for a date.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Ditch the Wheelchair, or Find a New Place" (The New Old Age column, Science Times, May 1): It is unsafe and unethical for assisted-living facilities to turn anyone away based on ambulatory status.
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The expected fruits of such a journey were apparent: natural beauty; the joy of meeting other hikers; and the simplicity of this ambulatory life wherein the only necessities are food, water and one foot in front of the other.
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Texas led the charge, requiring abortion clinics to meet the standards of ambulatory surgical centers and requiring abortion providers to have admitting privileges at local hospitals — provisions that left the entire state of Texas with only a handful of safe clinics.
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STOCKHOLM, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Sectra * U.S. Healthcare organization ProMedica is adding the Sectra Cardiology Module into its existing enterprise imaging architecture * ProMedica's twelve hospitals and six ambulatory surgery centers in northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan provide 4.7 million patient encounters annually.
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This ruling should be able to prevent other states from passing admitting privilege or ambulatory surgical center laws, which are some of the most popular tools that anti-abortion lawmakers currently use to limit the procedure at the state level.
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Thankfully, the International Game Developers Association has a group focused on accessibility, with a website offering many recommendations for how to ensure games can be played by people with varying age-related conditions, such as hearing, ambulatory, vision and cognitive difficulties.
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Whole Woman's Health involves House Bill 2, a Texas law adopted three years ago that requires abortion clinics to meet the rigorous standard of "ambulatory surgery centres" (ASCs) and mandates that abortion providers have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital.
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Newspaper notices: Ambulatory surgery centers and clinics will no longer have to put a notice in a print newspaper if they get terminated from the Medicare program, but will still have to alert the public through websites or other media.
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Hellerstedt, last year, the Supreme Court found that a Texas law requiring that abortion providers have admitting privileges at local hospitals, and that abortion clinics be certified as "ambulatory surgery centers," constituted "an undue burden on abortion access" and was unconstitutional.
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Accidents caused by a lack of enforced road rules and reckless driving are on the rise not only because of growth, but also a lack of proper services, like reliable ambulances, or a national hotline like 911 or reliable ambulatory service.
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Hellerstadt is specifically concerned with two onerous provisions of HB22: It requires that any abortion provider must also have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital and that all abortions be performed in "ambulatory surgical centers," or hospital-like outpatient surgery centers.
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Hellerstedt, in a 5-to-3 vote, struck down two parts of a restrictive Texas law, ones requiring doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals and abortion clinics to meet the demanding standards of ambulatory surgical centers.
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Since 1991, its legislators have, among other restrictions, passed a 24-hour waiting period; mandated that doctors perform an ultrasound and offer the results before an abortion; and required that abortion clinics meet the same structural standards as ambulatory surgical centers.
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Dr. Arthur Fierman, chief of pediatric ambulatory care at Bellevue and a professor of pediatrics at N.Y.U., said that may mean reviewing all the children cared for in the clinic who live in the four ZIP codes of the outbreak.
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That effort was fostered by an existing relationship with Vassar College, including Mr. Tallon, who in 2013 was a co-writer of a book on Notre-Dame de Paris that became the basis for a continuing exhibit in the cathedral's ambulatory.
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In 2013 the Texas legislature passed a bill stating that any physician performing abortions must be affiliated with a hospital within 30 miles, and clinics performing abortions must have facilities at least equivalent to those of an ambulatory surgery center.
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Mr. Santiago's building includes a N.Y.U. Langone ambulatory care center and a cafe GrandLo, which will serve tenants and neighborhood residents and be a job-training center for youth who have dropped out of high school and are not working.
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But Ashley's plot trajectory is objectively terrifying: she's spent her whole life under the legal control of an abusive relative, only to end up with a comatose body churning out hit songs, and a mind that's trapped in an ambulatory home audio accessory.
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Baptist Health is keeping its hospitals and emergency rooms in the South Florida region open, but shut down its urgent care centers through at least Thursday, closed its ambulatory surgery centers through Friday and closed its imaging centers for the same time period.
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Investors are debating whether troubled for-profit hospital operator Tenet Healthcare should break up into three separate companies — one focused on its main hospital assets, another devoted to its growing ambulatory surgery centers and a third featuring its medical billing company, Conifer.
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It's important for patients and parents to think of the HPV vaccine as another one of the vaccines that you get, like those for measles, mumps and rubella, said Dr. Sarah Feldman, co-director of ambulatory gynecologic oncology at Brigham and Women's Hospital.
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A 2014 study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) compared ambulatory care-sensitive hospitalizations and average per-patient cost growth for patients treated by physicians who took Board exams one time and those subject to continuous MOC certification.
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They say the law could reduce the number of clinics in Texas to about 10 from roughly 213 by requiring doctors who perform abortions to obtain admitting privileges at nearby hospitals and requiring clinics to meet the standards of ambulatory surgical centers.
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For instance, on abortion access, 31 states now require waiting periods, restrict insurance coverage for abortion, ban abortion after 20 weeks, require clinics to meet ambulatory surgical center standards (causing many to close), and require abortion doctors to have admitting privileges at hospitals.
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Dr. Flynn, chief of pediatric nephrology at Seattle Children's Hospital, said his team, among others, solves a major problem in getting an accurate blood pressure assessment by using an ambulatory blood pressure monitor for 24 hours on every child with a high reading.
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This past winter, nearly a dozen of the league's bottom-feeders benched stars, traded off ambulatory role players and made more inexplicable coaching decisions than usual, all in hopes of losing enough to gain a top spot in the N.B.A. draft lottery.
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Confoundingly to many, the cost of the same procedure on the same patient by the same physician can vary by thousands of dollars depending on whether it's performed in a hospital, a hospital's outpatient department, an ambulatory surgical center or a doctor's office.
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" Sherry and her colleagues, who analyzed data from the National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey for 2006 through 2015, say the most common diagnoses at doctor visits that lacked medical justification were high blood pressure, high cholesterol, opioid dependence and "other follow-up examination.
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Depending on how the ruling is written, it could prevent any states from passing admitting privilege or ambulatory surgical center laws — which are some of the most popular tools that anti-abortion lawmakers currently use to limit the procedure at the state level.
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XL1, like all that went before it, showcased Shelley's ability to write so many different types of song, whether its the ambulatory bass and "Black Skinhead"-esque chugga-chugga of "What Was Heaven?" or the stomping, immediate "(Millions of People) No One Like You".
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An April, KNG Health Consulting report found when compared to ambulatory surgical centers, HOPD patients were more likely to be dual eligible, from lower income areas, minorities, suffer higher acuity or burdened with more severe chronic conditions and more likely to be previously hospitalized.
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The law requires clinics to meet the same standards as ambulatory surgical centers and forces doctors to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals — rules that threaten to leave only nine fully functioning abortion clinics in a state with 5.4 million women of reproductive age.
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John Langston, the former head of the Bureau of Ambulatory Care, the part of the Health Department that oversees abortion facilities, said in a deposition that he asked to be taken off that duty because of the scrutiny from anti-abortion activists and state legislators.
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The best example is from 2013, when Texas passed House Bill 20143, which required clinics to meet the building standards of an ambulatory surgical center and required physicians who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles of the clinic.
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" In today's majority opinion, Justice Stephen Breyer wrote that the Texas admitting privileges and ambulatory surgical center requirements both "place a substantial obstacle in the path of women seeking a previability abortion, constitute an undue burden on abortion access, and thus violate the Constitution.
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Eberhardt chose LA simply because it had the most radio scanner activity, but since then You Are Listening To Los Angeles has grown to also feature police, fire and ambulatory stations from over two dozen cities including New York, Montreal, St. Petersburg, and more.
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They won a Supreme Court case last June which found that requiring doctors to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals and mandating that abortion clinics meet the standards of ambulatory surgical centers amounted to an undue burden on women's ability to access abortion care.
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Created by the Scottish company Vox Motus, and a hit at the Edinburgh International Festival, "Flight" is 180 degrees different from that vast and ambulatory production — still, intimate, visceral, rendered on a Lilliputian scale and requiring you to do nothing but watch and listen.
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To see how many gynecologists were screening for depression in their menopausal patients, Raglan and her team reached out to members of the Collaborative Ambulatory Research Network (CARN), a group of gynecologists who have volunteered to participate in surveys on a regular basis without compensation.
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Intermittent shortages of the IV bags, already a problem due to a limited number of suppliers and less than optimal manufacturing capacity, "are emerging as a serious problem for hospitals, health care systems, and ambulatory care infusion centers," the authors of the letter wrote.
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The new law requires clinics to employ a doctor who has privileges to admit patients at a nearby hospital and to meet the construction and equipment standards for an ''ambulatory surgical center,'' which include temperature controls, hallways wide enough for a gurney and special ventilation units.
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The Indiana lawsuit is also tackling dozens of restrictions, including the state's 24-hour waiting period, requiring that second-trimester abortions be performed at ambulatory surgical center (ASC) or hospitals, restrictions on telemedicine, and forcing physicians to provide state-mandated, scientifically unproven information about the abortion procedure.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Favorable Operating Profile: Tenet is among the largest for-profit operators of acute care hospitals in the U.S., and following the acquisition of a majority ownership interest in United Surgical Partners International (USPI) in 33712015, the largest operator of ambulatory surgery and imaging centers.
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Based on the definitions of the secured debt agreements, Fitch believes that the group of operating subsidiaries that guarantee the secured debt excludes any non-wholly owned and non-domestic subsidiaries, and therefore does not encompass most of the value of the Conifer and ambulatory care segments.
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You can almost imagine RBG angrily shaking her head at anyone who might think the Texas law — which required doctors at abortion clinics to have admitting privileges at hospitals in the area, and demanded that clinics construct costly ambulatory surgical centers — would be good for women's health.
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She's perfect in this fascinating Hulu adaptation of The Handmaid's Tale, the famous Margaret Atwood dystopian novel about a newly Puritanical, totalitarian America where women become the chattel, birthing vessels and (as Atwood puts it) "ambulatory chalices" of a male political class and their infertile wives.
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Other than Fassbender, most of the cast (which includes Danny McBride and "Empire's" Jussie Smollett) pretty transparently serves little purpose other than to provide ambulatory hors d'oeuvres for their gruesome hosts, albeit in ways that seldom muster the kind of tension that made "Alien" and "Aliens" classics.
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Alan Perry and Richard Domenico's "The Gross Gloss" (2019-ongoing) for example, expanded upon Perry's online work "The Ambulatory" (2018-2019) by placing the latter's exploration of digital determinism into a beautifully illustrated leather-bound tome that preaches a gospel of mystical algorithms and omnipotent AIs.
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Hellerstedt overturned two provisions in Texas's House Bill 2 (HB 2): one requiring abortion providers to meet the same building standards as ambulatory surgical centers, thus requiring clinics to undergo costly renovations or shut down entirely, the other requiring doctors to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals.
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For example, in Tennessee, where I currently practice, I am required to have admitting privileges in a local hospital and work in an ambulatory surgical center, regardless of the fact that abortion has an enviable record, with a 99% safety rate and a less than 1% serious complication rate.
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And there are a lot of abortion restrictions, other than ambulatory surgical center and admitting privilege requirements, whose burdens to abortion access arguably outweigh their health benefits: Texas and many other states place severe restrictions on medication abortion, and on whether doctors can prescribe it remotely using telemedicine.
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One of the measures was a 2012 state law requiring abortion providers to have hospital admitting privileges, and the second one was a 2014 state law mandating that clinics meet the requirements of ambulatory surgical care centers, or ASTCs, if they provide 50 or more surgical abortions per year.
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Consider a previously unemployed Kansas woman on foods stamps for over one year who is now earning $2628,28503 a year in commercial baking or a Kansan on foods stamps for over 22019 years who landed work in ambulatory healthcare services earning $37,000 a year after being previously unemployed.
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In that case, Louisiana abortionists are suing to overturn a state law that requires them to have the ability to admit and care for women at a nearby hospital — which is exactly what the state requires of all doctors working in ambulatory surgical centers, not just abortion clinics.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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The goateed 40-something rocking mirrored aviator sunglasses stores all his summer wares in a cart bearing the logo of "Ho Ho la bonne glace" (Ho Ho Fine Ice Cream), one of the biggest employers of ambulatory vendors in Carnon, a vacation destination in the south of France.
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Top 10 Symptoms Virtual Care Retail Clinic Urgent Care Emergency Room Cough Sore throat Back pain Fever Headache Abdominal pain Chest pain Other pain Shortness of breath Vomiting Source: Richard Klasco and Richard Zane, adapted from the National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey How to know where to go?
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A federal appeals court ruled Monday to let Missouri enforce restrictions that require abortion clinics to meet ambulatory surgical-center standards, which could mean costly renovations, and mandate that clinic doctors must have privileges that let them perform surgeries at hospitals located within 15 minutes of the clinic.
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Based on the definitions of the secured debt agreements, Fitch believes that the group of operating subsidiaries that guarantee the secured debt likely excludes any non-wholly owned and non-domestic subsidiaries, and therefore does not encompass most of the value of the Conifer and Ambulatory Care segments.
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Patients could be forced to make three or more trips to the clinic just to swallow pills in the presence of a provider, or could be made to drive hundreds of miles so that they can take a pill in an ambulatory surgical center (which is essentially a mini hospital).
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She then served at hospitals over the next two decades in San Diego, Yokosuka, Japan, Chicago, and in Washington D.C. In May 1970, she was appointed as appointed director of the Navy Nurse Corps and helped expand Navy&aposs sphere of nursing into ambulatory care, anesthesia, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology.
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While we are focused on ambulatory curb-to-curb rides, we at Uber also have one of the largest wheelchair-accessible vehicle (WAV) fleets of any ride-share company, and we also have something called uberASSIST where our drivers get third-party training and can do door-to-door transportation.
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"Combining SCA and OptumCare will enable us to continue the transition to high-quality, high-value ambulatory surgical care, partnering with the full range of health systems, medical groups and health plans," Larry C. Renfro, vice chairman of UnitedHealth Group and the chief executive of Optum, said in a statement.
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The special session was called after a federal judge struck down the state's regulations on abortion providers, which forced clinics to meet the same standards as ambulatory surgical centers and providers to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital (both of which the Supreme Court found unconstitutional regarding a Texas law last summer).
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" — Clarke D. Forsythe, acting president of Americans United for Life "It was clear that the ambulatory surgical center and admitting privileges requirements at the heart of Texas law HB2 did not improve the safety of women, and served only as a barrier to women's ability to access safe, legal abortion when needed.
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Producer (and Besson's wife) Virginie Besson-Silla showed off several creature designs, including fish-like aliens who use elaborate, ambulatory contraptions for mobility among the human population; giant floating humanoids that repair circuitry all day; spiny, insectoid ocean-farmers; a dinosaur-sized sea monster with a jellyfish on its head ... ... yeah, it's pretty bonkers.
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Hellerstedt specifically focuses on a Texas law known as HB2, which places numerous harsh requirements on abortion providers, mandating that they must meet the same standards as ambulatory surgical centers—requiring clinics to undergo prohibitively expensive renovations—and that doctors who provide abortion services must have admitting privileges at local hospitals, among other provisions.
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The court was considering new rules, passed in 24 by the Texas Legislature, requiring abortion clinics to employ a doctor who has privileges to admit patients at a nearby hospital and to meet the construction and equipment standards for an "ambulatory surgical center," which include temperature controls, hallways wide enough for a gurney and special ventilation units.
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This ten-hour track of chicken sounds is a great way to spend a long workday pretending that you're actually out on a farm somewhere instead of tethered to your desk slowly destroying your retinas by staring at screen and setting human ambulatory evolution back several centuries by remaining so sedentary... without actually standing up or going outside.
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In its reversal on Missouri's abortion restrictions, the federal appeals court found the lower court erred by not considering more information about a provision that allows Missouri abortion clinics to apply for waivers that exempt them from the ambulatory surgical-center requirements — and by failing to consider whether any of the restrictions might benefit women's health.
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Colleen Denny, an OBGYN who oversees the hospital's ambulatory women's health clinic, says that in a hospital where protective gear like N95 respirator masks are already in short supply, one of her major worries is not knowing which of her staff could have been exposed and need to stay home, given limited testing and the prevalence of asymptomatic cases.
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As chief executive officer and president, Dr. Cosgrove presides over an $1003 billion healthcare system including Cleveland Clinic's main campus, 2100 community hospitals, 2100 family health and ambulatory surgery centers, Cleveland Clinic Florida, the Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health in Las Vegas, Cleveland Clinic Toronto, Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi and Cleveland Clinic London (opening in 22015).
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A flurry of pop-up concerts follows throughout the day in outdoor spaces across the city, including bagpipers in Long Island City, a reimagining of Ravel's "Bolero" in Maria Hernandez Park in Brooklyn, a "Guerrilla Fanfare" for ambulatory percussionists and brass players, and a performance of Philip Glass piano études on a pier at Riverside Park, led by the composer himself.
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Depending on where you live, some essential health benefits might not be covered Under the Affordable Care Act, there's a national standard for essential health benefits, which basically means insurers are required to cover 10 basic health needs: hospitalization; ambulatory patient services; emergency services; prescription drugs; laboratory services; mental health services; preventative care; pediatric care; rehabilitative services and devices; and pregnancy, maternity, and newborn care.
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