Archive for the ‘health care’ Category

ANNAPOLIS – Anne Arundel Health Services (AAHS) has signed a 15-year lease at 1419 Forest Drive. Called the AAMC Community Health Center, it will provide low-cost medical services and is expected to treat 10,000 patients in its first year.

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ANNAPOLIS – Anne Arundel Health Services (AAHS) has signed a 15-year lease at 1419 Forest Drive.  Called the AAMC Community Health Center, it  will provide low-cost medical services and is expected to treat 10,000 patients in its first year.  Murphy Commercial Real Estate Services represented Anne Arundel Health Services.

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HANOVER – Conmed Healthcare Management has finalized an agreement to provide Haywood County, Tennessee with correctional healthcare services for a new jail.  The initial three-year term can be renewed in one-year renewals and will generate $360,000 in the first year.

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HANOVER – Conmed Healthcare Management will provide correctional healthcare services for Alexandria’s Adult Detention Center.  The initial five-year term has options for two additional, two-year renewals and will potentially generate $18 million.

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ANNAPOLIS – Skilled nursing facilities in Maryland employ 36,000 staff with an average wage of $41,000, says a new report from the Health Facilities Association of Maryland and economist Anirban Basu of the Sage Policy Group.  Annual payrolls total $1.5 billion, generate an estimated $68 million in state income tax and $46 million in local government tax revenue.

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BOWIE – MedAssurant, supplier of data-driven healthcare solutions, says it can accelerate data analytical process runs by more than 2,000 times the current rate through its Quality Spectrum Cluster Logic technology.

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ELLICOTT CITY – Clinical researcher RxTrials has earned status as a Women Business Enterprise (WBE) from the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council.  RxTrials is a network of investigative sites that conduct Phase II through Phase IV and vaccine clinical research studies.

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COLUMBIA – Impulse Monitoring has purchased Great Lakes Intraoperative Monitoring in a move that will expand its market share in Buffalo and Rochester.  Impulse provides to hospitals intraoperative neurophysiologic monitoring (IONM) services, which assess neurological function involving the brain, spinal cord and related nerve structures during such surgeries.

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ARNOLD – Suspension  Orthopaedic  Solutions,  LLC has received U.S. Food & Drug Administration approval for its solutions to shoulder, elbow and knee trauma.  With this the orthopedic implant company can bring to market its Suspension Clavicle Fracture Fixation System and the Suspension  Acromioclavicular Joint Repair System.   The company has several patent applications filed and expects to apply related technologies to traumas in other parts of the body.

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ANNAPOLIS – Crosby Marketing Communications has developed new online and mobile applications for St. Joseph’s Medical Center that allow prospective patients to check the hospital’s emergency room wait time in real time.  The service with its updates every 30 minutes is the first of its kind for Baltimore-area hospitals.

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