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America’s Best Hospitals

September 10, 2009
US News & World Report recently rated our nation’s hospitals based on the quality of care, the reputation among colleagues in the medical field, the death rate, patient safety and other patient care factors (such as the technology at the hospital and the level of nursing care). Nearly 5,000 hospitals and medical centers were reviewed […]
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Cost Of Living & Social Security

With the Congressional Budget Office projecting no cost of living increase for social security benefits in 2010 and 2011, many people who receive this income will be in a tough spot. For some folks, the SSD benefits cover the absolute necessities of living. They depend on their check and make it only from month to […]
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Greensboro Office Expands and Relocates

August 29, 2009
The Greensboro office of Oxner + Permar has relocated from the Green Valley office building to Revolution Mill Studios, located on Yanceyville Street in Northeast Greensboro. Because of exuberant company growth, they have expanded to a 10,000 square foot work setting. This stunning office and multi-use complex is a renovated textile mill and home to […]
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Getting an outside appraisal for your damaged vehicle value

August 24, 2009
The recently ratified Motor Vehicle Property Damage bill (SB 660, to be effective October 1) gives the person who claims the damages on his/her vehicle the right to dispute vehicle value differences that may occur with the insurance company. Specifically, if the before and after vehicle value damage estimates differ between the two parties at […]
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Early-Onset Alzheimer’s Disease Added to Compassionate Allowance List

August 8, 2009
Last month Commissioner Astrue announced that early-onset Alzheimer’s disease will now be part of the 50+ medical conditions that automatically qualify the SSD applicant for quicker claim processing. The SSA Commissioner noted: “Early-onset Alzheimer’s disease is a rapidly progressive and debilitating disease of the brain that affects individuals between the ages of 50 and 65 […]
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