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Top Story Medicare Telehealth Flexibilities Will Expire In December. Congress Needs To Act Swiftly, Experts Say Telehealth advocates are calling on Congress to act quickly on Medicare telehealth flexibilities, which are set to expire at the end of the year. Doing so would help key healthcare stakeholders prepare. Sponsored The Value of Differential Diagnosis: A Catalight White Paper Presented by Catalight Learn how Catalight is working towards expanding care while simultaneously improving quality, accessibility, and affordability for families who need I/DD and ASD care. Download the white paper here!

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NeuroFlow Acquires 2nd Behavioral Health Company in 1 Year NeuroFlow acquired Owl, a provider of measurement-based behavioral health care. These types of consolidations will drive the future of behavioral health care, according to NeuroFlow CEO Chris Molaro. Roche Adds Another Neuro Alliance, Inking R&D Pact With RNA-Editing Startup Ascidian Ascidian Therapeutics' technology edits RNA to treat inherited disorders. While the startup's lead internal program is for the retinal disorder Stargardt disease, its new R&D alliance with Roche will focus on developing RNA-editing therapies for neurological indications. Modernizing – and Securing – Hospital Technology Infrastructure How to prioritize evolving your systems to operate like a modern data center Embracing Technology in Nursing Education to Grow the Nursing Pipeline Leveraging technology as a force multiplier can significantly help nursing programs graduate more practice-ready nurses to care for patients in their communities.

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