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BROADWAY EAST MEDICAL CENTER
MEDICAL SPACE AVAILABLE
| Leasing medical space at Broadway & Sossaman, Mesa, near the 60 & 202.
Anchored by primary care practices. Located between 3 E. Valley hospitals. Incentives & tenant improvements.
Call 602-339-1860.
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Pediatric Disaster Response Conference
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November 2-4, 2015
Camelback Inn
Scottsdale, AZ
Conference is designed to provide tools, training, resources and information for physicians, nurses, first responders, public health and community planners, hospital administrators, educators and others.
A $100 discount on registration is available through Sept. 30.
For more information, click here >>
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MEDICAL OFFICE SUITE TEMPE-MESA AREA
| For lease in beautiful garden office complex. Includes covered doctor parking. Excellent location with easy access to 101 & 60 freeways & close to Desert Samaritan & Tempe St. Luke's Hospitals.
Contact 602-625-6298.
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AOMA's 35th Annual Fall Seminar: Mind. Body. Spirit.
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November 7 & 8, 2015
Hilton Tucson El Conquistador
Tucson, Arizona
An anticipated 12.5 AOA Category 1-A CME credits. Application will also be filed for AAFP Category 1 prescribed credits.
Save $75 - early registration deadline is October 11, 2015.
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Clinical and Laboratory Update in Thrombosis and Anticoagulation
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FireSky Resort & Spa
4925 N. Scottsdale Rd.
Scottsdale, AZ, 85251
This conference will focus on clinically applicable and cutting-edge methods used in the evaluation and treatment of patients with arterial and venous thrombotic disorders including the increasing integration of novel anticoagulants.
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LOT FOR SALE IN PINETOP, ARIZONA
BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME!
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Advances in Medical and Surgical Management of Thyroid Cancer
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January 15-16, 2016
Phoenix Marriott Tempe at the Buttes
Hosted by the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists
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Collaborative Care in Chronic Disease
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March 11-12, 2016
We-Ko-Pa Resort & Conference Center 10438 N Fort McDowell Rd Scottsdale, AZ 85264
17th Annual Southwest Nephrology Conference & 4th Annual Convention of Cardio Renal Society of America
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| Cancer Treatment Centers of America at Western Regional Medical Center First Hospital in Arizona to be Awarded The Joint Commission Lung Cancer Certification | | |
TCA at Western is the First Hospital in the Southwest and Only the Sixth Hospital in the United States to Receive The Joint Commission's Rigorous Lung Cancer Certification
Cancer Treatment Centers of America® (CTCA) at Western Regional Medical Center in Goodyear, Arizona, announced that it has earned The Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval® for Lung Cancer Certification. The Gold Seal of Approval® is a symbol of quality that reflects an organization's commitment to providing safe and effective patient care. CTCA® at Western is the first hospital in the Southwest and only the sixth hospital in the U.S. to receive this esteemed designation.
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ICD-10 ISSUES
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If physicians experience any problems with the processing of their claims or other administrative transactions, there are steps and resources available.
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Your Patient With Breast Cancer: What She Should Know About Radiation and Reconstruction
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Free CME Activity, presented by Cancer Treatment Centers of America, December 3, 2015.
The presentation will include information such as identifying patients in your practice who may benefit from these approaches, identifying the latest developments in breast reconstruction, current approaches for radiation therapy for breast cancer patients and a multidisciplinary approach that optimizes outcomes.
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After King vs. Burwell: Give States More Control Over Healthcare
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Now that the dust has settled and the major legal challenges involving the Affordable Care Act are over, lawmakers and the public should focus their attention on whether the law is delivering on its original promise of healthcare affordability.
There is no doubt that there are people who are benefiting from the ACA. But that is only part of the story. The reality is that Arizona has neither seen the expected, dramatic reduction in its uninsured nor the promised decline in premiums.
What the state has seen is a lot of churn between types of coverage. Many of the exchange enrollments and Medicaid sign-ups are people who are substituting taxpayer-funded coverage for their previous private health insurance.
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IVF Egg Freezing and Speaker Event
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Wednesday October 8, 20156:00 pm - Cocktail Reception7:15 - Author Sarah Elizabeth Richards Speaker Series followed by Q&A Where: Arizona Historical Society @ Papago ParkPrice: Ticket price is $5 and proceeds will go to theJunior League of PhoenixRSVP by September 30, 2015
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Evaluating and Understanding New Payment Model Commercial Payer Contracts: What Physicians Need to Know
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Commercial payers are increasingly pursuing contracts with physicians based on new payment models, such as pay-for-performance and bundled or episode-based payment. These alternative payment models can rely on both cost and quality metrics to determine payment rates for physicians. Navigating the assortment of new payer contracts can be made easier by gaining an understanding of payer agreements and the portions of those agreements that should be prioritized and can be negotiated.
The American Medical Association, in continuing its work to help physicians adapt to and succeed in the new world of alternative payment models, has developed two new resources that explain key issues physicians should consider when evaluating bundled or episode-based and pay-for-performance agreements.
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Life Insurance and Women Who Work
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Over 60% of women bring home a paycheck to their families, playing an important role as a financial contributor to household income. However, despite making up a prominent percentage of today's workforce, many women are failing to plan for the financial security of their families with life insurance.
According to Life and Health Foundation for Education, 64% of women do not have any life insurance coverage, a serious financial risk for any dependent that relies upon her income. Studies also show that women tend to purchase less than half of the typical coverage, and do not adjust their coverage amounts throughout their career as income increases.
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University of Arizona Medical Simulation Lab Allows Firefighters To Prepare for Unthinkable
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Kneeling on the floor with only a sheet covering it, firefighter Nathan Phillips stretches a rubber tourniquet as tight as he can around the severed leg of his patient.
The patient's eyes are wide, his face seemingly contorted in fear, but he remains motionless and silent as Phillips manages to stop the flow of blood. Phillips then turns to fire Capt. Albert Abril: "Hey, man. Do you think this is tight enough?" In this case, there's time for feedback and room for error. The patient is a high-tech mannequin in the Center for Simulation and Innovation at the University of Arizona College of Medicine-Phoenix. Phillips was part of a group of firefighters receiving paramedic training recently through the lab, practicing on mannequins that simulate gunshot and knife wounds, collapsed lungs and more.
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Major Updates Given on Arizona Health Sciences Center
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Dr. Joe G.N. "Skip" Garcia, senior vice president for the Arizona Health Sciences Center, gave the State of Arizona Health Sciences Center address Tuesday, September 29.
"It has been such an honor and a privilege to have led the health sciences for the past two years," Garcia said. His address began with an announcement that Health Sciences will rebrand. The Arizona Health Sciences Center, the former name of the institution, will be changed to the University of Arizona Health Sciences. "I think this is a name change that will be really welcomed because I think this change brings a great strength to the [UA] brand," Garcia said.
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