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WISeKey Further Expands its North American Footprint with the Signing of a Sales Representative Partnership with CJR Associates

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Friday, March 24, 2023

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Effective immediately, this agreement will contribute to the acceleration of the business expansion in North America for WISeKey’s new subsidiary SEALSQ (aka WISeKey Semiconductors).

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Effective immediately, this agreement will contribute to the acceleration of the business expansion in North America for WISeKey’s new subsidiary SEALSQ (aka WISeKey Semiconductors).
CJR Associates covers a large territory across the several states, including New York, New Jersey, Washington DC, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Illinois.
SEALSQ’s Semiconductors, PKI and Trust Services portfolio will also enable CJR to address new kinds of customers requiring a complete security offering.
CJR has transformed from a traditional Semiconductor Rep, into a highly specialized Embedded and Enterprise Sales Force.

Columbia Journalism Review's '#EveryoneIsPressworthy' Campaign Focuses on Biases in Media Coverage

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Thursday, November 3, 2022

In an effort to open up a dialogue between media publications and CJR on how journalists cover reports of missing people, www.

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In an effort to open up a dialogue between media publications and CJR on how journalists cover reports of missing people, www.
"The coverage of missing people is a high-profile example of an even bigger problem," said Kyle Pope, Editor and Publisher of CJR.
To learn more on how the biases in the media are affecting unfair press coverage visit www.cjr.org .
Columbia Journalism Review is published in print and online by the Columbia Journalism School.

Medicare Bundles See 55-70% Cost Savings with Luna's In-Home Outpatient PT Program, New Study Reveals

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Thursday, June 23, 2022

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The study, the first of its kind, shows that Luna outpatient in-home PT saves an average of $3,000 per case for post-surgical rehab for bundled care cases (both BPCI and CJR), equating to Medicare savings of 55%-70% per case.

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The study, the first of its kind, shows that Luna outpatient in-home PT saves an average of $3,000 per case for post-surgical rehab for bundled care cases (both BPCI and CJR), equating to Medicare savings of 55%-70% per case.
Researchers conducted a 12-month analysis among thousands of Luna patients requiring knee and hip replacements.
Post surgery, these patients participated in outpatient in-home PT with dedicated local physical therapists providing consistent, high-quality care of the type administered in a traditional outpatient clinic but from the comfort of the patient's home.
Each patient received in-home PT and a surgeon-approved plan to proactively monitor and manage post-operative care.

50 of the Nation's Top Black Women Business Owners Join Forces to Access More Contracts, Capital and Community

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Monday, January 24, 2022

To change this disturbing reality, we formed BOW to collaborate and negotiate as a collective to support and scale Black women businesses.

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To change this disturbing reality, we formed BOW to collaborate and negotiate as a collective to support and scale Black women businesses.
Business philanthropist Cober believes that by working together to get financial resources and contracts to these Black women enterprises, it will have a seismic economic impact on the Black community.
Considering that only 4.2% of all women-owned firms have revenues of $1 million or more, these Black women are business leaders within the small business community.
"If you are looking to do business with or invest in Black women businesses, The BOW Collective members are here," Cober says.

HSS Study Identifies Successes of Value-Based Care Programs

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Wednesday, September 15, 2021

In bundled payment programs, CMS provides a lump sum to physicians and/or hospitals to perform certain procedures, in this case, knee and hip replacement surgery.

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In bundled payment programs, CMS provides a lump sum to physicians and/or hospitals to perform certain procedures, in this case, knee and hip replacement surgery.
The goal of these programs is to push health care providers to develop innovations and efficiencies that save money while preserving, or even improving, the quality of care.
As the results reported in the new study suggest, bundled payment programs can work well.
The institution is collaborating with medical centers and other organizations to advance the quality and value of musculoskeletal care and to make world-class HSS care more widely accessible nationally and internationally.