Nursing homes pivot to broaden offerings for profit
Miami Jewish Home and Hospital expands beyond elder care adding pain management biofeedback and rehabilitation centers to attract younger patients and diversify revenue. the shift mirrors Ecumen and others as demand for traditional nursing homes wanes while services like in home care and transportation rise. The Miami facility projects break even in 2011 after prior losses, with a $35 million deficit in 2009 narrowed by new multi age programs led by CEO Jeffrey Freimark. The center now serves patients of all ages including a 101 year old and a 54 year old from South Africa seeking therapy.
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Miami Jewish Home
Blaise Mercadante
Miami Jewish
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Ecumen
Minnesota
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Mick Finn
Eric Schubert
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Ohio Presbyterian Retirement Services
Miami Jewish Health Systems
Jeffrey Freimark
Tilly Harris
Tony Pukewitz
Cape Town
South Africa
Elmaze Joseph
Jocelyne Denis
U.S
Pilot sells drug masking powder faced nine month sentence
A former US Airways Express pilot from Port Orange Florida was sentenced to nine months in prison for selling powder claimed to defeat federal drug tests. He marketedYour in the Clear online from 2006 to 2008 and faced probation denial by Judge Cercone who noted potential harm from disguising intoxication.
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US Airways Express
U.S
David Cercone
Stephen Sharp
Port Orange
Fla
Sharp
Sharp Labs
Yourintheclear
Cercone
PSA Airlines
Scheller
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