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Schwartz PRx Report: Healthcare Predictions 2010

This report provides analysis and insights into the most significant trends, challenges, and opportunities in 2010 for the healthcare industry.
 

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Ankota targets the home healthcare software market

October 2, 2009 by MassDevice

The Wellesley, Mass.-based company's software is designed to streamline operations for home healthcare providers.

Ankota targets the home healthcare software market

MassDevice is liveblogging the MassMEDIC 11th Annual Medtech Investors Conference. We're talking to the officers and executives of some of the hottest under-the-radar medical device firms around, finding out how and why their technologies will separate them from the pack.

Ankota, Wellesley, Mass.

Ankota's software is designed to improve the efficiency and efficacy of home healthcare.

Officers
Will Hicklen, President & CEO
J. Hunter Young, CMO
Ken Accardi, CTO
Marc Ottinger, CFO

Kerry expresses concern over taxing the medical device industry

September 17, 2009 by MassDevice staff

Massachusetts' lone senator stops short of joining the Indiana and Minnesota delegations' opposition to a proposed $4 billion annual tax on medical device makers.

Sen. John Kerry voiced concern, but not outright opposition, to a proposed $4 billion annual surcharge on medical device makers' sales.

Kerry, the lone senator from Massachusetts, issued a statement through his press office in Washington saying that, "we should explore whether there are better ways to raise revenue than assessing across the board excise taxes on specific sectors of the health industry."

Reports: Device makers scurry to derail Baucus tax proposal

September 15, 2009 by MassDevice

The medical device industry is trying by hook or crook to avoid a $4 billion a year tax proposed by Sen. Max Baucus as part of the healthcare reform effort.

The medical device industry is scrabbling to derail a proposal by Sen. Max Baucus to levy a $4 billion a year "reform contribution" on device makers as part of the healthcare reform initiative, according to news reports.

Obama pitches Congress on healthcare reform

September 10, 2009 by MassDevice staff

President Barack Obama delivered a few more details on his ideas for reform in an address to Congress last night, meeting stiff partisan opposition and one Congressman who called him a liar.

One hundred years after Theodore Roosevelt first proposed reforms to the healthcare system, President Barack Obama offered up a few more details on his $900 billion initiative in a speech before Congress last night, but despite a few concessions offered to conservative opponents met with stiff partisan opposition.

In fact, in one case, a Republican Congressman called him an out-an-out liar.

House Energy & Commerce Committee approves healthcare reform bill

August 3, 2009 by MassDevice staff

The U.S. House of Representatives' Energy & Commerce Committee narrowly approved a healthcare reform bill Friday night that would create a public insurance plan to compete with private providers.

A key Congressional committee sent a healthcare reform bill to the floor of the House of Representatives, just in time for its monthlong summer break, which would create a public health insurance plan to compete with private providers and ensure that about 95 percent of all Americans get health insurance, according to news reports

Unhealthy alliance?

July 27, 2009 by MassDevice

The SEIU and Wal-Mart join forces to push for requiring employers to provide health insurance for their workers, in an unlikely partnership between organized labor and one of its (formerly?) most implacable foes.

An unlikely pairing between organized labor and one of its most ardent foes is emerging in Washington, as players from all sides of the issue jockey for seats around the healthcare reform debate table.

Andy Stern, president of the Service Employees International Union, is joining forces with Wal-Mart Stores Inc. in the oddest coupling since Oscar and Felix shared an apartment, according to the Wall Street Journal (subscription).

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Produces medical films and publishes continuing education. materials for medical device companies

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Roush Life Sciences
Provides design and engineering, rapid prototyping, tooling, engineering and manufacturing services for life science companies
A Division of Roush Enterprises

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Medical Education Training Associates LLC (META)
Provides a suite of consulting services for medical device companies
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Provides regulatory compliance services

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