We don't own it... We help you sell it.
|
|
We don't own it... We help you sell it.
|
Login | Register |
|
The Medical Industry Business Weekly |
| July 24, 2008 |
|
Other HeadlinesMassachusetts is becoming a global center for healthcare businesses.
Dineen, 45, is a 22-year GE veteran. In 2005, he became president and CEO of GE Transportation. In his new position, Dineen will be located in GE Healthcare's London headquarters.
DOTmed Certified Scott Minich of KMA Remarketing Says Business Is Booming Partly Due to Medicare Cuts
Ever since Scott Minich, and CEO and President Dana Smith joined forces, the company has flourished.
Beats competition for three-year contract accrediting radiation oncology centers.
Have News for Us?Submit your news on the industry, people, or companies.More Industry HeadlinesPhilips Electronics Moves North American Headquarters to Massachusetts Massachusetts is becoming a global center for healthcare businesses. The AHRA Annual Meeting Is Just Around the Corner! Be sure to visit DOTmed at Booth #340. The American College of Radiology Wins VA Contract Beats competition for three-year contract accrediting radiation oncology centers.
SNM Applauds Bill Allowing for Medicare Reimbursement of Essential Radio- Reps. Velazquez (D-NY) and Pitts (R-PA) Introduce Bill to Help Millions of Americans Gain Healthcare Coverage Bipartisan bill melds elements from plans of both presidential candidates. PHILIPS Intera Achieva 3.0T -- Price Reduction! Also see the other great lasers, imaging systems, and more... all on your favorite website for used medical equipment! Pacemakers Are Vulnerable to Hackers A university consortium suggests ways to make the cardiac devices safer. Senate Subcommittee Investigates Medicare Payment of Claims From Dead Physicians Report finds over $76 million paid in nearly 500,000 fraudulent claims from 2000-2007. Miami Doctor Sentenced to 41 Months in Prison for Medicare Fraud Miami doctor found guilty after a nine-day trial. Snapshots of Eyes Could Serve as Early Warning of Diabetes FA imaging measures metabolic stress and tissue damage that occur before diabetics become symptomatic. 
The 2008 MDMA Annual
Meeting is June 12-13 in Washington, DC Healthcare Experts to Address Medical Technology Executives at Annual Conferenceby Becky Jacoby, Reporter
Medical device industry leaders and key healthcare subject matter experts will meet in Washington, DC for the 2008 Annual Meeting of the Medical Device Manufacturers Association (MDMA). The conference will be held June 12th and 13th at the Marriott, Metro Center.
As the voice for innovative, entrepreneurial medical technology companies, MDMA brings lawmakers and industry executives together annually to confer about the potential impact of developments in industry and government. Panelists will discuss topics in the areas of patents, the health care system, reimbursement issues, international markets, and legal compliance. "The meeting provides industry leaders with the opportunity to network with colleagues and hear from lawmakers and leading government officials about current and future trends in our industry," said Joe Kiani, Chairman and CEO of Masimo Corporation. The MDMA is a national trade organization based in Washington, DC. It seeks to improve the quality of patient care by providing marketplace opportunities for innovative products and new medical technology. To find out more, call MDMA at (202) 354-7172, or visit www.medicaldevices.org. 
Interested in Medical Industry News?
Subscribe to DOTmed's weekly news email and always be informed.
Click here, it takes just 30 seconds.
Please Send us your Comments. |
Forward to a Friend