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Elder Law Associates PA Awarded by US Business News Magazine as Best Elder & Special Needs Law Specialists 2020


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Elder Law Associates PA has been named as Best Elder & Special Needs Law Specialists 2020 – Florida by US Business News Legal Elite Awards.

“Elder Law Associates PA is honored to receive the Legal Elite Award from US Business News. Our firm is compassionate to our clients and passionate about solving their problems, giving our clients and their families much needed peace of mind.” – Ellen S. Morris, Esq., Elder Law Associates PA

Elder Law Associates PA Partners Ellen S. Morris, Esq. and Howard S. Krooks, Esq., CELA, CAP, are pleased to announce their firm has received the Legal Elite Award from US Business News Magazine for Best Elder & Special Needs Law Specialists 2020 – Florida. US Business News announced the winners of the 2020 Legal Elite Awards this May. Elder Law Associates PA (https://elderlawassociates.com/) is an award-winning and experienced elder law firm headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, with three other offices in South Florida and in Rye Brook, New York. The firm specializes in elder law and special needs law, elder law litigation, estate planning, wills and trusts, Medicaid and long-term care planning, special needs planning, veterans’ benefits planning, probate and trust & estate administration, guardianship and asset preservation planning.

“Elder Law Associates PA is honored to receive the Legal Elite Award from US Business News,” said Ms. Morris. “Our firm is compassionate to our clients and passionate about solving their problems, giving our clients and their families much needed peace of mind.”

According to Mr. Krooks, “We’re pleased to be recognized and to be included among the other exceptional law firms across the country. At Elder Law Associates PA, we strive to not only meet but exceed our clients’ expectations each and every day.”

According to US Business News, “All winners for the awards were the result of months of research and analysis from US Business News’ dedicated awards team. Each winner was chosen on merit only.” To find out more about the US Business News Legal Elite Awards, please visit the US Business News website.

As an essential business during the coronavirus crisis, Elder Law Associates PA remains open during regular business hours to serve clients with safe social distancing procedures and consultations being held in person, by telephone or video conference. For more information, contact Elder Law Associates PA today or call 1-800-ELDERLAW or (561) 750-3850.

About Ellen S. Morris, Esq.

Ms. Morris is a partner and founder of Elder Law Associates PA, a practice devoted to serving seniors, people with disabilities and special needs and their families as they navigate the complexities of long-term care planning and litigation related to guardianships, estates, trusts and fiduciaries. She is the chairperson of the Litigation Committee of the Elder Law Section and co-chair of the Joint Public Policy Task Force for the Elderly and Disabled on the Elder Law Section of the Florida Bar, and was past chair of the Elder Law Section for six years and held every executive council position of the Florida Bar. She also serves as co-chair of the Elder Law Section of the South Palm Beach County Bar Association. She was selected as a Florida Super Lawyer in 2020, is listed among the Florida Legal Elite, has a 10.0 (Excellent) rating from Avvo, and is AV® Preeminent rated by Martindale-Hubbell.

About Howard S. Krooks, Esq., CELA, CAP

Mr. Krooks is a partner of Elder Law Associates PA and is admitted to practice law in Florida and New York. He is certified as an Elder Law Attorney by the National Elder Law Foundation and a past president of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA). He also serves on the Executive Council of The Florida Bar Elder Law Section as the NAELA secretary. He was selected as a Florida Super Lawyer and a New York Super Lawyer for 2020, is listed as a Florida Legal Elite, and has a 10.0 (Excellent) rating from Avvo. In addition, he is AV® Preeminent rated by Martindale-Hubbell.

About Elder Law Associates PA

Elder Law Associates PA is a prestigious elder law firm with offices in Boca Raton, Aventura, Weston and West Palm Beach, Fla., and Rye Brook, New York, practicing exclusively in elder law and elder law litigation, including estate planning, probate and trust & estate administration and litigation, wills and trusts, Medicaid and long-term care planning, veterans’ benefits planning, special needs planning, guardianship and asset preservation planning. The firm has received an AV® Preeminent peer review rating by Martindale-Hubbell and other accolades. Elder Law Associates PA assists clients in planning for the possibility of disability, incapacity, home health care, assisted living and/or nursing home placement. Elder Law Associates PA’s attorneys offer expert legal counsel with a keen understanding of the needs of families, giving them peace of mind in difficult situations. For more details, visit https://elderlawassociates.com/ or call 1-800-ELDERLAW or (561) 750-3850.

About US Business News Magazine

US Business News is the definitive magazine for CEOs, top-tier management and key decision makers across the United States. Created to inform, entertain, influence and shape the corporate conversation across the nation through high-quality editorial, in-depth research and an experienced and dedicated network of advisers, US Business News provides their readership with the most authoritative and current analysis of the major changes affecting the corporate landscape, and the latest deals and topical issues dominating the corporate universe.

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Plastic Surgery’s Practicality for Everyday Individuals Highlighted by a Historic Television Facelift, says Dr. Michael A. Jazayeri


Orange County-based plastic surgeon Dr. Michael Jazayeri.

A May 13 article on Cheat Sheet reports on soap opera star Jeanne Cooper of The Young and the Restless, who marked a TV milestone in 1984 when her character received a facelift. The article reports that the breakthrough moment was written for her TV character because the star had the procedure in real life, which included some work to her eyes and a chin tuck. Ms. Cooper spoke of the positive impact that the historic soap sequence had on both her life as well as for others looking into plastic surgery. By not only having the procedure but also showing it off on television, it opened up possibilities for viewers as well, the article reports. Orange County-based plastic surgeon Dr. Michael Jazayeri says the acceptance of cosmetic procedures and plastic surgery has certainly come a long way in the last few decades. He adds that Jeanne Cooper’s story is a good reminder that, however, an individual chooses to enhance their looks, it should always be the sole decision of the individual and celebrated as their choice, not stigmatized.

Now, more than ever, appearances can have a monumental impact on first impressions which in turn affect personal and professional opportunities, Dr. Jazayeri says. Whether it’s a profile picture on a dating app or a job interview, how a person looks makes a difference, whether or not people that is a good thing, says the doctor. The Orange County plastic surgeon adds that, because so many social interactions are occurring online via video conferencing platforms, people are noticing unflattering details they never noticed before through the small, mirrored box reflecting their image back at themselves during calls. Dr. Jazayeri says it’s becoming increasingly common for everyday individuals to look into cosmetic procedures or plastic surgery such as rhinoplasty or eyelifts to ensure that they are always presenting the best version of themselves and consequently giving themselves the best possible chance of achieving success in all aspects of their lives.

Dr. Jazayeri notes that, in terms of both safety and outcomes, it is important for individuals interested in having a procedure to ensure that their physician is a board-certified plastic surgeon. Like Dr. Jazayeri, these plastic surgeons will not only be able to ensure that the patient receives flattering work, but also that the procedure will be completed to the safest and highest medical standards. Unlike other types of practitioners, board-certified plastic surgeons undergo an additional two years of training in the field as well as having their qualifications vetted by top medical officials.

Readers interested in learning more about cosmetic procedures and plastic surgeries with Dr. Michael Jazayeri can call his offices at (714) 834-0101 or visit his website at https://drjaz.com.

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Best Practices for Call Center Operations and Notices Webinar, June 10, 2020


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Medical Device Corrections and Removals, Recalls and Closures:

Best Practices for Call Center Operations and Notices

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Wednesday, June 10, 2020 • 1:30-3:00 p.m. EDT

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Being prepared to tackle recall operations separates robust devicemakers that stay in compliance from those that fail.

While no one looks forward to dealing with corrections and removals, recalls and closures, the business-savvy understand the complex and interconnected processes and multiple players involved in recall operations in advance. They hone their call center operations and notices protocols before they need to deploy them.

This webinar will explain the recall requirements for medical devices, best practices to implement an effective call center operation and the production of recall notices:

•The benefits and methods of data cleansing mail files, such as coding accuracy support system (CASS) and national change of address (NCOA) to avoid wasting resources and to increase delivery rates of important recall communications

•The differences between first class mail and certified mail and considerations on what method to use

•The different approaches to conducting effectiveness checks, including use of automated telephony feedback systems

•The importance of training call center agents on topics such as recall sensitivity, handling of escalations and identification of incidents

Ensure compliance of recall with an understanding of recall operations best practices.

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New discussion platform prompts creative discussion about how people are valued, and what better looks like


“If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change.” Dr. Wayne Dyer

Politics offers evidence of what influences decision making to open an economy with knowledge of its inevitable spread (and increased death) through community transmission that will escalate the problem with all hopes on a vaccine that many doctors wouldn’t take. There is something not right here and most all good taxpaying debtors know it, but don’t know why. A false confusion for advantage over ignorance. Likely a benefit depending on what side of the fence you are on?

Who to blame? The intelligent and highly connected who have insulated themselves behind a scheme that governments and society have tacitly accepted? The government officials balancing between re-election, the taxpayer and job creator with persons the security of the public debt (taxes to increase and who pays?). Or, is the apathy (unable to trust, too complex), disconnection (uncaring), and ignorance (lack of knowledge) allowing the status quo to continue (how is insanity defined)?

Racial discrimination increasing.

Forced mandatory covid vaccination upcoming?

Doctors and medical professionals overwhelmed and at risk.

Environment and life support systems at great risk

Quality of food – processed and unnatural ingestions – unhealthy.

Increasing stress, unhealthy lifestyles, increasing sickness, illness, disease.

Elderly and veterans treated poorly for their service?

Pollution and toxic dumping – affecting oceans and ecosystem

The most vulnerable in greatest danger (not producing)?

Sick of being advertised to – loss of privacy.

Is war on the radar…sure feels like it is brewing.

What if all these problems are a consequence of one legal word that changes the state of being of an individual?

How do the markets value human life or life in general? How do the banks perceive people and persons. How do the government view people and persons? How do people view people? Do people know to view persons differently?

TVOHL is a discussion around the perceptions of life, living, and state of being where people can be part of a creative discussion to share what they believe better looks like.

Follow the discussion on Twitter: tvohl1

Join the Linked-in group TVOHL

Details on the website: http://www.tvohl.com

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Memorial Healthcare System Acquires Broward Guardian to Further Innovate within Value-Based Care Model


Memorial Regional Hospital, the flagship hospital of the Memorial Healthcare System

“We’re positioned to collaborate with, and provide the ACO and its physicians, with enhanced care coordination and technological resources that will further support their drive to continuously improve the care and cost efficiency for patients in the community.”

Memorial Healthcare System has acquired Broward Guardian, a Medicare accountable care organization (ACO) composed of mostly primary care physicians in South Florida. This acquisition allows Memorial to support the continued development of a vibrant network of community-based, primary care physicians to coordinate care for Medicare patients, while providing physicians the necessary resources to become successful in the emerging value-based healthcare model.

With Memorial’s full operational support, Broward Guardian is poised to expand its network of participating primary care physicians across South Florida, helping the community based, independent physicians strengthen their own practices and focus on a population health approach.

“We’re positioned to collaborate with, and provide the ACO and its physicians, with enhanced care coordination and technological resources that will further support their drive to continuously improve the care and cost efficiency for patients in the community,” said Memorial Healthcare System President and CEO Aurelio M. Fernandez III.

Broward Guardian patients will benefit from enhanced coordinated care with nurses and social workers providing chronic condition management and support for socioeconomic needs, which are often barriers to accessing care. From an operational perspective, Broward Guardian’s physician network will be able to access retrospective, predictive and actionable analytics on cost and quality for its population. All of these efforts aim to facilitate coordinated delivery of care, while limiting unnecessary spending, in what is the cornerstone of where a patient’s care begins – primary care.

“Memorial Healthcare System is committed to maintaining the health and well-being of our communities and empowering physicians and patients with all the resources required to proactively address medical issues within the context of population health before they become bigger problems,” said Matt Muhart, Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer, Memorial Healthcare System. “We’ve long embraced value-based healthcare and seized the opportunity to invest in an optimal infrastructure that helps elevate the delivery of care.”

The acquisition allows Memorial to facilitate a strong environment of collaboration, clinical integration, and innovation while continuing to support physician independence.

“Broward Guardian was formed to help primary care physicians build experience in value-based care and strengthen primary care practices,” said John Harkins, Broward Guardian’s executive director. “Fully joining Memorial Healthcare System is an important and exciting next step that will provide our doctors with the infrastructure that will be required to thrive in the time to come.”

Broward Guardian was formed in 2013 as a primary care focused organization and began as a Track 1 ACO in 2014 in the Medicare Shared Savings Program. Broward Guardian advanced to a Track 3 ACO in the Medicare Shared Savings Program in 2017. Currently, there are 42 ACO participants and 795 ACO providers and suppliers with approximately 9,000 Medicare beneficiaries attributed to Broward Guardian ACO.

Memorial Healthcare System is one of the largest public healthcare systems in the U.S. and a national leader in quality care and patient satisfaction. It is highly regarded for a patient and family-centered approach at facilities that include Memorial Regional Hospital, Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, Memorial Regional Hospital South, Memorial Hospital West, Memorial Hospital Miramar, Memorial Hospital Pembroke, Joe DiMaggio Children’s Health Specialty Center in Wellington, and Memorial Manor nursing home.

Among the many awards and recognition it has earned are Modern Healthcare magazine’s “Best Place to Work in Healthcare,” Florida Trend’s “Florida’s Best Companies to Work For,” and Becker’s Hospital Review’s “150 Great Places to Work in Healthcare.” In a recent report (“Humanizing Brand Experience”), the Denver-based consulting firm Monigle named Memorial the top health system brand in America, based on consumer surveys.

To learn more, visit http://www.mhs.net.

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Turner is Making a Difference as Leading Builder in the Healthcare Industry


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We are seeing an increased need to deliver projects that enable growth, support the introduction of new technologies, and meet dynamic demands from our clients and the communities they serve.

Modern Healthcare has once again recognized the firm as the leading construction management company for healthcare facilities — a distinction Turner has earned for 20 years.

“More than ever before, creating world-class healing environments is a serious responsibility. It is a responsibility we do not take for granted,” said Randy Keiser, vice president and director of Turner’s National Healthcare Group. “We are grateful to our respected clients who continue to put their trust in us.”

Today’s healthcare needs also bring about a new kind of “rapid response” by builders. Turner was recently called upon to build space to deliver urgent patient care in 20 communities across the United States in response to COVID-19. The efforts resulted in the availability of 4,000 patient care beds in a matter of weeks including a temporary hospital for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at Stony Brook University in New York. “At Stony Brook, we built a 1,038 bed facility and its associated mechanical and electrical equipment in 24 days,” said Keiser. “The coordination and mobilization by everyone involved to design and build that project was remarkable.

During 2019, Turner completed projects in major cities and in rural communities across the United States. The projects ranged in size from billion dollar programs to renovations that adapted space to meet the individual needs of clients. “We are seeing an increased need to deliver projects that enable growth, support the introduction of new technologies, and meet dynamic demands from our clients and the communities they serve,” said Keiser.

“Construction Management firms are required to have extensive, broad knowledge and experience to meet the unique demands of building in the healthcare environment. They also need to lead efforts in budgeting, supply chains, and technology to be effective,” said Keiser.

“We work on highly collaborative teams to complete complex projects. One such project was retrofitting space within a healthcare environment to house a pioneering Cell Processing Facility for the University of Chicago Medicine and Biological Sciences,” said Keiser. “Our healthcare and manufacturing experience was called into one project.”

“We are honored to leverage our experience and expertise to help create successful projects, that cater to the needs of our most vulnerable citizens, and also consider the environment of care for our front line workers,” continued Keiser.

Turner Construction Company delivers its services on more than 277 healthcare projects a year. In 2019 alone, Turner completed $3.7 billion of healthcare construction for clients in 23 states. Turner’s breadth and depth of experience has earned the company its reputation as a trusted, go-to builder for leading hospital systems and hospitals, clinics, specialty facilities, and medical office building clients.

About Turner Construction Company

Turner is a North America-based, international construction services company. Founded in 1902, Turner first made its mark on the industry pioneering the use of steel-reinforced concrete for general building, which enabled the company to deliver safer, stronger, and more efficient buildings to clients. The company continues to embrace emerging technologies and offers an increasingly diverse set of services. With an annual construction volume of $13 billion, Turner is the largest builder in the United States, ranking first in the major market segments of the building construction field, including healthcare, education, sports, commercial, and green building. The firm is a subsidiary of HOCHTIEF, one of the world’s leading international construction service providers. For more information, please visit http://www.turnerconstruction.com

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Penelope Case Management Software selected by Canadian Mental Health Association Central Alberta Region


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Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Central Alberta has selected Penelope software to track the recovery-focused services they provide to individuals and families in their community.

“The ability to track participant information in one spot, to transfer between programs without having to duplicate forms, and to be able to pull data without manually counting and reviewing, is going to save us so much time!”

Athena Software is pleased to announce that Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Central Alberta Region has selected Penelope case management software to help track the essential, recovery-focused services they provide to individuals and families in their community.

“CMHA is thrilled to begin implementation of the Penelope system for our programs,” said Christine Stewart, Executive Director at CMHA Central Alberta Region. “The ability to track participant information in one spot, to transfer between programs without having to duplicate forms, and to be able to pull data without manually counting and reviewing, is going to save us so much time!”

Founded in 1964 and based in Red Deer, CMHA Central Alberta Region is a nonprofit whose mission is to promote community wellness and support individuals with mental illness, brain injury, and addictions, through a mix of recovery-focused support, education, and advocacy.

“We are delighted to welcome CMHA Central Alberta Region to the family of Penelope users around the world,” said Amanda McInnis, Vice-President of Customer Experience at Athena Software. “CMHA has a long and celebrated history of providing essential mental health services to individuals and families across Canada, and we are honoured to partner with the Central Alberta Region branch to help them deliver support and recovery services to their community.”

Penelope is a configurable SaaS client management platform used by hundreds of nonprofits and social service agencies around the world. Since 2001, the flexible, user-friendly software has helped human service organizations collect and store client data securely, manage multiple services seamlessly, and improve workflow and reporting.

“(Penelope) will really streamline our services in the participants’ best interests and allow us to report on many things we were unable to track before,” said Stewart.

Since selecting Penelope as their new case management system, the CMHA Central Alberta Region team has been working closely with Athena’s experienced in-house software implementation and training staff to prepare for the launch of the software across the organization.

“The customer service has been exceptional to date with so much hands-on training and support. We look forward to rolling out the entire program,” said Stewart.

About Athena Software

Since 2001, Athena Software has provided cloud-based case management software and client engagement options to nonprofits and social service agencies around the world. In 2018, the company was named to the Deloitte Technology Fast 500™, as one of the fastest growing technology companies in North America.

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Three Local Residents Launch Caring Transitions for Fort Hood, Temple and Waco


James Boydston, Jason Norris and Nancy Ravenstar

No job is too big or too small. The bonded and insured experts with Caring Transitions-FTW are trained to guide and help those through all the challenges of right-sizing processes, thereby making it an easier, less complicated and faster method of bridging one’s life’s transition. -Jason Norris

Three Heart of Texas residents – James Boydston, Jason Norris and Nancy Ravenstar – are pleased to announce the launch of their new business, Caring Transitions of Fort Hood, Temple and Waco (CT-FTW).

Serving a large part of the Heart of Texas region, Caring Transitions-FTW is a senior-focused relocation and estate-clearing company. Along with the greater Ft. Hood, Temple and Waco communities, CT-FTW’s service area stretches along the I-35 from Arlington to Georgetown. From west to east, the service area is generally defined by including the communities of Whitney, Clifton, China Springs, Woodway, Gatesville, Marlin, Lampasas, Cameron, and Leander. CT-FTW’s specially-trained professionals provide solutions to handle de-cluttering, organizing, packing, moving, resettling, in-home estate sales and online auctions, and preparing homes for market.

“We provide solutions. When you or a loved one decides, or is unexpectedly faced with, the necessity to move into a smaller, more convenient home, we help you manage your possessions so as to improve your next phase of life without unnecessary loss of special sentiments. Utilizing the Caring Transitions ‘right-sizing’ process, we build a bridge with our clients that honors their past and embraces their future,” Ravenstar said.

Caring Transitions’ services are perfect for managing the many aspects of a senior’s move, including assisting with the process of downsizing to provide a safer living situation, as well as for busy families and people clearing out the home of a loved one who is moving into assisted care or has passed away. All of Caring Transitions’ services are customizable, so clients choose the solution that best fits their need be it physical, financial, emotional or sentimental.

Boydston, Norris and Ravenstar bring a wide variety of experiences to Caring Transitions-FTW. Boydston, a USAF operations commander, began a military career during the Vietnam era and retired with 50 years of active military service. Ravenstar is a retired high school teacher and expert organizer. Norris, having retired from a 20 year career pioneering control systems for the Digital Signage industry, is well versed at managing diverse projects. All possess a strong sense of community service, and they decided to open CT-FTW after observing the need for Caring Transitions’ nationally acclaimed services throughout the Heart of Texas region.

“No job is too big or too small. The bonded and insured experts with Caring Transitions-FTW are trained to guide and help those through all the challenges of right-sizing processes, thereby making it an easier, less complicated and faster method of bridging one’s life’s transition. Our solutions serve to minimize stress and therefore allow those transitioning to enjoy the peace of mind they’ve earned because we see to the handling of every aspect of one’s unique transitional process,” Norris said. “Additionally, our professional team aids clients in prioritizing what is important and helpful as they transition into their next phase of life.”

Caring Transitions-FTW, which is part of the national Caring Transitions franchise, is bonded and insured and all employees are CRTS trained and background checked. For additional information, call 254-424-2245, email NRavenstar@CaringTransitions.com or visit http://www.CaringTransitionsFTW.com.

About Caring Transitions

Caring Transitions, founded in 2006, is the most trusted and experienced national franchise specializing in senior relocation and transition services. With more than 200 locations throughout the United States all owned and operated by Certified Relocation and Transition Specialists, Caring Transitions provides clients with supportive moves, auctions, rightsizing and transitions. This includes expert advice plus a well-executed transition plan beginning with the initial sorting of personal belongings through packing, unpacking, resettling, selling of items to the final clearing and cleaning of the property. For more information, visit http://www.caringtransitions.com or visit us on Facebook.

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CMI/Compas Wins Consumer and HCP Media Business for Top US Pharmaceutical Company


This win is part of a winning streak that has led the company to remarkable YOY growth. The launch of Empower, the company’s new integrated planning platform, helped propel them to the win.

CMI/Compas, a leading media strategy, planning, innovation and buying agency for the nation’s top healthcare companies and part of WPP, announced it has been chosen by a top 40 pharmaceutical company to execute DTC and HCP media for its medication to treat opioid induced constipation.

This win is part of a winning streak that has led the company to remarkable YOY growth. The launch of Empower, the company’s new integrated planning platform, helped propel them to the win. Empower, along with an overall investment in consumer media strategy and innovation, has contributed significantly to the past few years of the organization’s growth. In 2019, the organization was recognized by Adweek as one of the fastest-growing agencies in the world.

CMI/Compas delivers game-changing media performance and precision solutions to clients, fueled by talent, data, technology and amplification of creative.

CMI/Compas also recently announced the creation of a growth & innovation practice, part of an overall strategy to continue strong growth and innovation. In 2019 the organization introduced a new approach to client service and management that ensures the happiness and growth of clients as well as the individual employees of CMI/Compas.

CMI/Compas has brought many firsts to healthcare marketing as the leading healthcare-focused media buying and planning resource to the world’s game changers in pharma and life sciences. Those looking to join the CMI/Compas team can visit the company’s career page for more information and a link to apply: http://www.cmimedia.com/career

About CMI/Compas

Well-known as a media planning and buying organization for healthcare clients, sister agencies CMI Media, a WPP company, and Compas, Inc. together form the indispensable strategic marketing partner to the world’s game-changers in health, offering guidance at every level of marketing. CMI/Compas focuses on core service offerings of Audience Strategy and Non-Personal Promotion Strategy, Planning, Buying, and Customer Insights and performance management/precision analytics. With continuous investment in the things that really matter, CMI and Compas have achieved unsurpassed tenure of healthcare marketing talent, clients and suppliers. CMI/Compas has eight offices across the US. The family of companies is actively recruiting for healthcare marketing jobs via http://www.cmimedia.com/career.

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The Ketamine Healing Clinic of Los Angeles, California, is Offering New “Fountain of Youth Infusion” with the Combination of NAD and Ketamine


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We are extremely excited about our new “Fountain of Youth Infusion” therapy that uses Ketamine and NAD together, as it has provided positive results for virtually all our patients that have tried it, says Dr. Mahjoubi.

The Ketamine Healing Clinic of Los Angeles is located at 1762 Westwood Boulevard, Suite 320 in Los Angeles, California, and is owned by Dr. David Mahjoubi, MD. As a highly-trained, board-certified Anesthesiologist, Dr. Mahjoubi is uniquely qualified to administer intravenous Ketamine and NAD infusion therapy to treat the symptoms of chronic fatigue, depression, anxiety, and decreased mental clarity. Ketamine is also very effective in treating neuropathic chronic pain conditions such as CRPS. The new “Fountain of Youth Infusion” that is now being offered at the Ketamine Healing Clinic provides a beneficial blend of Ketamine and NAD. Ketamine is a medication utilized as an anesthetic and produces relief on various levels and can be used to treat mental health issues and pain. NAD (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is found in every cell of your body and decreases as one ages. Increasing NAD levels can help improve concentration, mental clarity, memory and focus, as well as increase energy. This new combination treatment therapy option and the other services offered at the Ketamine Healing Clinic are specifically tailored to each patient. The innovative treatment therapies offered at the Ketamine Healing Clinic of Los Angeles can help alleviate suffering for many patients dealing with various chronic conditions and help them get their “zest for life” back.

“We are extremely excited about our new “Fountain of Youth Infusion” therapy that uses Ketamine and NAD together, as it has provided positive results for virtually all our patients that have tried it,” says Dr. Mahjoubi.

More About Dr. David Mahjoubi of the Ketamine Healing Clinic of Los Angeles:

David Mahjoubi, M.D. is a diplomate of the American Board of Anesthesiology. He earned his medical degree from The Chicago Medical School and completed his internship at UCLA Ronald Reagan Medical Center. Dr. Mahjoubi carries over a decade of experience with intravenous Ketamine, beginning from his residency training at the University of Southern California (USC) and Los Angeles County Medical Center. He is the author of multiple publications in the medical field and holds high honors from his educational years. Following his residency, Dr. Mahjoubi joined the Anesthesia Group at Northridge Hospital Medical Center and became the most active user of IV ketamine for both conscious sedation and general anesthesia cases. After working at surgical centers throughout Southern California, he quickly noted the beneficial mental health effects of IV ketamine in many patients post-procedurally. Ketamine Healing Clinic of Los Angeles was thus founded, and now provides a highly effective treatment for patients with treatment-resistant depression, other mental health issues and chronic pain.

To learn more about the Ketamine Healing Clinic of Los Angeles, please contact the clinic at (424) 278-4241 or (866) 987-7874. You can also visit their website at http://www.ketaminehealing.com for more information.

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