Dental Care - Dental group's reason to smile (The Business EDP 24) The
Dental group's reason to smile (The Business EDP 24)
The pain of two tough years is finally beginning to wear off for Norwich-based dental-practice group Oasis Healthcare. Turnover at the AIM-listed company rose to 40.7m for the six months to September 30, up 10pc on the same period last year.
Delta Dental assists Benton free clinic (Benton Courier)
The board of directors of Delta Dental of Arkansas has awarded a $5,000 grant to the Christian Community Care Clinic for the purchase of dental equipment.
Health Care (In Business Las Vegas)
Many Las Vegas Valley employers are rolling out next year's health benefit options, and the price increases vary dramatically. Health insurers and brokers say local employers are experiencing 3 percent to 93 percent increases in health care premiums.
Struggling nonprofits seek new partnerships (Register-Pajajonian)
BY ROGER SIDEMAN SANTA CRUZ Not-for-profit organizations are a crucial function of the county s economy and life, from dental care to youth and community programs, arts and the environment to services for the mentally ill or victims of domestic violence.
Salina, Kan., Health Center Receives $62,000 Grant for Dental Clinic (RedNova)
By The Salina Journal, Kan. Dec. 2--Salina Family Healthcare Clinic has received almost $62,000 from the Salina Regional Health Foundation to purchase equipment and supplies for its new dental clinic. The dental clinic, located at 635 E.
Union Dental Featured in Managed Dental Care Publication (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
CORAL SPRINGS, Fla.----Dec. 1, 2005--Union Dental Holdings, Inc. is pleased to announce that it has been featured in the December 1st issue of Managed Dental Care. The article is significant for Union Dental as Managed Dental Care is a monthly publication specializing on business news and analysis matters affecting every dental payer, provider, supplier, and dental practice management firm in
Meeting medical needs: Local health care providers help new evacuees at Lonsdale (Benton Courier)
Medical care turned out to be the most critical need of the 300-plus Hurricane Katrina victims who arrived last week at Springlake Baptist Assembly, relief volunteers report.
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