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The industry related news section of our web site contains current articles about the latest news in the home healthcare industry. AseraCare Home Health brings you these news links as a public service. The descriptions, experimental trials, developments and results do not necessarily reflect the practices endorsed and/or utilized by AseraCare.

The media coverage section provides access to recent print, online and video coverage of AseraCare Home Health. Here you will also find our corporate press releases.

Latest Industry Related News

New Strides Against Prostate Cancer
Feb. 01, 2012

Drug companies have scored a string of recent successes against advanced prostate cancer, ending a long drought during which there seemed to be few weapons to combat the disease.

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Medicare Advantage's enrollment is up; premiums are down
Feb. 01, 2012

Premiums for the Medicare Advantage program have dropped an average of 7% while enrollment has grown by 10%.

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RNs may need 4-year degree
Feb. 01, 2012

A firestorm of commentary broke out last month upon news that New York lawmakers might soon again debate a bill that would require registered nurses to attain a four-year bachelor's degree.

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AseraCare Home Health Media Coverage

AseraCare Foundation donates $2,000 to Relay for Life
Jun. 01, 2011

The AseraCare Foundation presented a $2,000 donation to the American Cancer Society Relay for Life of York County, Nebraska.

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Moms, daughters help spread word on breast cancer awareness
Oct. 20, 2010

Mona DelSole, who is Provider Relations Manager for the AseraCare Home Health office in Clarks Summit, PA, became involved with the Pinked efforts through her job. AseraCare Home Health sponsored Pinked on the Patio, an event to raise funding and awareness in the area.

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AseraCare, others establish File for Life program in Kearney, NE
Oct. 11, 2010

A team of Kearney, NE area volunteers and health-care professionals, including those at AseraCare Home Health, are encouraging residents to complete a File for Life that can be posted to their refrigerators. File for Life is a free medical form that fits inside a red refrigerator magnet. It allows residents to record critical information that can help medical providers give better care in an emergency.

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