Access Healthcare
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Revenue | 134 million USD |
|---|---|
| Founders | Shaji Ravi |
| Founded | March 20 |
| 2011 | |
| Headquarters | Dallas |
| Texas | |
| United States | |
| Number of employees | 12,000 |
| Chairperson | Anurag Jain |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2392827 |
About Access Healthcare
Access Healthcare Services Pvt Ltd is a US-based revenue cycle management company providing administrative, clinical and financial services to healthcare providers. The chairman of the company is Anurag Jain and vice chairman is Vardhman Jain.
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... These include recognition of the NHS in Scotland, giving Scots the right to Access Healthcare available for free at the point of need...
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... It may be that this group are unaware they have the condition because they are less likely to Access Healthcare if they are otherwise well, " he said...
New calls for buffer zones around UK abortion clinics
... " The only way to ensure patients are able to Access Healthcare free of harassment and intimidation is the legal implementation of buffer zones, " she said...
Covid: Five things we still need to keep an eye on, and Covid Status app criticised over privacy failings
... We must do everything to protect our patients " Everybody needs to Access Healthcare, " says Hannah Woolnough, who chairs the British Dental Association s English Council...
Covid: NHS in push to vaccinate the final four million
... " The hope is that the Covid vaccine drive itself could have a longer term benefit and break down barriers between the NHS and groups which have struggled to Access Healthcare...
Helping trans people escape death in their home countries
... Amnesty International warned that the climate had become particularly bad during the pandemic, with many trans people " isolated with hostile family members" and unable to Access Healthcare or wider support...
Covid: Five things we still need to keep an eye on, and Covid Status app criticised over privacy failings
Here are five things You need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Saturday Morning . We'll have another update For You tomorrow.
1. Five things we still need to keep an eye onThis week all remaining legal restrictions in England were removed. However, the lifting of measures does not mean the pandemic is over. Covid is here for the long term. So, as we learn to " live with" The Virus , what are The Key things we need to be aware of in the months and years ahead? From new variants to waning immunity, And
2. 'We must do everything to protect our patients'" Everybody needs to Access Healthcare , " says Hannah Woolnough, who chairs The British Dental Association's English Council. " If You are a vulnerable person with pre-existing medical conditions, You can make a decision not to go to the supermarket, not to go to a restaurant or pub, You can avoid Public Transport . But You can't avoid going to your hospital or dental appointment. " Although Covid restrictions have been removed in England,
3. Covid app criticised over privacy failingsThe Scottish Government and NHS National Services Scotland over privacy failings in the Nhs Scotland Covid Status app. The app was found to have failed to provide people with clear details about how their personal information was being used. Ministers have accepted that the privacy information could have been clearer.
4. Covid restrictions made grief worse in lockdown" We played some carols, which she loved, And Then we all got in The Car and went our separate ways to celebrate Christmas, " Nicola Gregson said. Her mother, Susan, died with Covid-19 in a care home in 2020 with No Family around her and had a socially distanced funeral. Ms Gregson said the isolation that followed her mother's death made The Loss feel worse. Researchers, with restrictions in hospitals, care homes and at funerals increasing anxiety.
5. Long Covid clinic sees up to 15 people a weekMost People who catch Covid don't become severely ill and get better relatively quickly. However, The Office for National Statistics estimates about 1. 3 million people in the UK have " long Covid" with symptoms lasting More Than four weeks. A clinic Set Up in Jersey to help people with the long-term effects of Covid Clinical lead Dr Matt Doyle said Most People would " naturally recover".
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