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Four New Quality Resource Guides Added to MetLife’s Dental Continuing Education Program (Centre Daily Times)
MetLife announced today that four quality resource guides have been added to its American Dental Association (ADA) and Academy of General Dentistry (AGD) recognized dental continuing education program. The new self-study courses focus on: 1) Adolescent Oral Health: Perspectives for Dental Practitioners, 2) Cosmetic Dentistry, 3) Digital Radiography (second edition), and 4) Restoration of the ...
Read more...Recession ups health care costs in Rochester (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)
Rising health care costs are hurting hospitals, employers, insurance companies and patients.
Read more...No job, no health insurance: How to survive tough times (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Just two weeks after getting laid off from his job, Ashish Desai sprained his ankle and knee playing tennis. No paycheck and no health insurance meant no doctor for the Buckhead resident. Desai bandaged the injuries the best he could and left them to heal. "It doesn't feel great by any stretch, but it feels good enough," said Desai, 32, a former securities analyst who lost his job in October ...
Read more...Four New Quality Resource Guides Added to MetLifes Dental Continuing Education Program (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
NEW YORK----MetLife announced today that four quality resource guides have been added to its American Dental Association and Academy of General Dentistry recognized dental continuing education program.
Read more...Is Texas looking out for you? Health-care outsourcing is rolling on, but many patients suffer from silent treatment (Dallas Morning News)
Stories by GREGG JONES / The Dallas Morning News gjones@dallasnews.com / The Dallas Morning News Ryan McNeill contributed to this report. Evercare of Texas was supposed to coordinate medical and long-term care for more than 80,000 elderly, blind or disabled North Texans.
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