The Joint Corp.'s purchase opens the door for four franchised clinics and the opportunity for additional corporate sites.
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Epygenix names Landis as CFO
G. Michael Landis brings more than 25 years of experience to the Paramus biopharmaceutical company.
Read More »With Baynes’ retirement, Merck names new head of global clinical development
"As textbooks are updated to reflect the era of immuno-oncology, Roy’s contributions cannot be overstated, and will persist far beyond his eight years with Merck," Merck Research Laboratories President Dr. Dean Li said, praising Dr. Roy Baynes for his leadership in the development of the company's cancer treatment KEYTRUDA.
Read More »Appeals court upholds rejection of Hackensack Meridian-Englewood merger
In a 34-page ruling, the panel found that the FTC was justified in seeking to stop the deal. The court noted that an expert advising the agency estimated that the hospitals would have been able to increase prices by $31 million after the combination.
Read More »Margate organization receives $375K to battle opioid crisis
The grant is part of the latest round of funding from the Foundation for Opioid Response Efforts, which announced a total of $10.9 million over three years to support prevention programs across nine organizations nationwide.
Read More »Hackensack Meridian Health forges alliance on LTC facilities
“Outside of acute care hospitals, partnerships make a lot of sense," Hackensack Meridian CEO Bob Garrett said of the agreement with Complete Care. "It just makes sense that those organizations that have expertise in those areas, we value their expertise and want to bring that to the table."
Read More »Eatontown clinic adds ADHD therapy for adults
The new services at Positive Reset Mental Health Clinic are available as in-person or telehealth sessions with a mental health counselor and include cognitive restructuring techniques, positive self-talk strategies and more.
Read More »EmPRO makes its entrance into New Jersey
New York's third-largest admitted firm in the space, EmPRO, says it will start issuing policies in the Garden State by mid-year.
Read More »University Hospital names Maples interim president and CEO
Current Chief Legal Officer and Corporate Secretary Mary Maples' appointment is effective upon the exit of Dr. Shereef Elnahal, who is nominated to a position at the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs by President Joe Biden.
Read More »Nonprofit to explore creation of autism-friendly apartments in NJ
According to Montville's Parents With A Plan, fewer than 1 in 4 adults with disabilities lives independently, and autistic residents are at high risk of involuntarily displacement, institutionalization or homelessness when their parents, whom they often live with, pass away.
Read More »CentraState names Scott president and CEO
Senior Vice President and COO Tom Scott will succeed John Gribbin, who is set to retire next month after leading the hospital for 22 years.
Read More »Report: NJ Alzheimer’s patients will reach 210,000 by 2025
According to the study, doctors and the American public both face challenges in understanding and diagnosing mild cognitive impairment and MCI due to Alzheimer’s, which may sound like "normal aging," but "is not part of the typical aging process."
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