Sentences with phrase «new urgent care centers»

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Cuomo's budget proposal creates a new licensing category for limited service clinics, defines «urgent care» and required urgent care providers to be accredited, and creates new reporting, registration and patient safety measures for office - based surgery centers.

The Assembly's budget keeps the new regulations for urgent care and office based surgery centers, but includes no proposal to regulate or license «limited service» clinics.

CityMD, a popular chain of 88 urgent care centers mostly in the New York metropolitan area, has agreed to pay $ 6.6 million for submitting false claims...

CityMD, a popular chain of 88 urgent care centers mostly in the New York metropolitan area, has agreed to pay $ 6.6 million for submitting false claims to Medicare, according to the Manhattan U.S. Attorney's Office.

This is useful for people in densely populated areas like New York City, where many Northwell hospitals and urgent care centers are located.

In addition to providers in New York, members also have access to nearly 100 urgent care centers and 1,000 walk - in clinics across the United States.

Increased new business opportunities through contracting with urgent care centers and medical groups resulting in 102 % increase in charges for 2012 ($ 133k / month to $ 269k / month).

Dr. Richard Becker (2), former CEO of Brooklyn Hospital Center, and CEO of New Found Health LLC said «As Brooklyn Hospital Center continues to expand its outpatient presence through expansion of urgent care sites and other ambulatory facilities, we were considering a number of financial alternatives, such as a lease versus own model that utilizes third party capital for the ownership of the real estate and allows us to reallocate our capital into the core business of providing health care.»