 ABC News | New Effort to Warn of HIV Risk in US Wall Street Journal The AIDS Healthcare Foundation, an HIV/AIDS health-care provider, said the government should spend $200 million to test 10 million people for HIV infection over the next three years. "A $45 million communications plan, no matter how well intended, ... Yes, America Has AIDS Orphans---Lots Women Won't Wait |
Nursing: The Recession-Proof Job? FOXNews And workplaces are as varied as physicians' offices, nursing homes and health-related corporate jobs. The bureau also projects strong job growth for some faster routes into health care. They include licensed practical nursing; the degree takes about a ... |
HEALTH CARE REPORT: English not required Washington Times, DC California's Managed Health Care Department estimates that one-third of the state's 21 million HMO and PPO members are eligible for the language program. "In today's complex medical world, it is crucial to improve the communications between patients ... CALIFORNIA LEADS THE NATION IN PATIENT HEALTH RIGHTS |
Motorola Study Shows 80 Percent of Global Healthcare IT Executives ... PR Newswire (press release), NY Surveyed healthcare IT decision makers indicated that return on investment (ROI) was the most commonly given justification for mobile and wireless technology investment followed closely by compliance and total cost of ownership (TCO). The study ... |
Economic Woes Leading to Health Care Concerns KYW1060.com, PA Now a study by the Kaiser Family Foundation has concerning news about the effect this is having on health care. According to their data, 35% of people relied on a home remedy or over the counter medication instead of going to the doctor over the past ... |
National Health Priorities To Be Announced at Quality Counts “6” MaineToday.com, ME Recent economic events make addressing the challenges of healthcare even more urgent. Many Americans have seen their retirement savings decline and many have lost homes and jobs. Clearly the status quo of our health care system is unsustainable. ... |
Bill advances to study single-payer health care Examiner.com Apr 6, 2009 6:21 PM (17 mins ago) AP DENVER (Map, News) - The Colorado House of Representatives has tentatively approved a bill that could set the stage for a single-payer health care system, potentially leading to a major change in the way Coloradans ... |
 TopNews United States | Long-term Health CareCosts Pose Risk for Retirees’ Plans TopNews United States, Arkansas Boston College's Centre for Retirement Research believes the high cost of long-term health care will lower the quality of life for nearly two-thirds of today's retirees, as $77000 a year for a nursing home room and $20000 for in-home care, are expenses ... |
Legion to fund study of children's home Louisville Courier-Journal, KY The current clinic handles primary medical and mental health care, basic radiology and some eye care. The new center will handle more complex treatment. In Fort Wayne, Republican Rep. Mark Souder said the VA hospital there would remain open and expand ... |
Letters: Hospice must become part of health solution Amarillo.com, TX These programs provide invaluable service and care by enhancing the quality of life for the terminally ill and by keeping them in a place they consider home. Hospice actually is a cost-saver for Medicare. A 2007 independent Duke University study found ... |
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