Florida Man Convicted for Defrauding Medicare Through California-based Company
Boca Raton man convicted for submitting fraudulent Medicare claims and falsifying medical records, profiting over $300,000.
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Join Tampa’s Juneteenth 5K: Uniting for Fitness, Freedom & Diabetes…
TAMPA, Fla. - The Lowry Park in Tampa became the venue for the much-awaited Juneteenth 5K Community Run and Walk,…
Seattle’s New Initiative Supports Local Restaurants with Buy Black Card
Seattle launches a new way to support local restaurants and Black-owned businesses by offering a 20% discount…
Shock Trauma: A Night to Recognize Maryland’s Healthcare Heroes
Get a glimpse into the "One Maryland, One Shock Trauma" event that aims to recognize and honor healthcare heroes in trauma care.
John Morgan Plans to Establish New Political Party in Florida, Offers $100K for…
John Morgan, a personal injury attorney, plans to create a third political party in Florida and offers $100K for a…
71-Year-Old Oakland Grandma Shines in National Fitness Contest
71-Year-Old Bodybuilder Inspires Health and Fitness
You might think that bodybuilding is a young person's game,…
YouTuber Oliver Ssam Accused of ‘Free Riding’ on Korea’s Health System
YouTuber Oliver Ssam faces backlash over plans to move to Korea to benefit from its public health system, triggering debates on national health insurance fraud.
Evolution of Pressure Monitoring Technology in US Healthcare Landscape
Advanced pressure monitoring technologies are essential for modern healthcare, providing real-time insights that…
Fears Rise as Government Shutdown Threatens Furloughed Workers’ Back Pay
One week into the government shutdown, furloughed federal workers face the possibility of not receiving back pay.
Kodak Expresses ‘Substantial Doubt’ About Remaining in Business
Kodak expresses "substantial doubt" about its ability to stay in business in a recent SEC filing, as it grapples with debt.