Health care companies still attracting venture capital

Article Abstract:

Report suggests that health care companies were the top venture capital formers, capturing more than 20% of the overall investment share with $4.5 billion in funding in 2002. It is stated that a bright idea, a business track record and a business plan would help one secure the funding to give a new company a proper liftoff.

Securities issued, listed, Securities, Company securities

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Agreement on catheterizations leaves out some cardiologists

Article Abstract:

The Presbyterian Healthcare Board of Trustees, an affiliate of Novant Health, decided to forge an agreement with a single group to provide diagnostic catheterization services at its facility in Matthews. The decision leaves out two other large prominent, cardiology groups.

Management dynamics, Management, Practice, Cardiologists, Company business management, Catheterization

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Blown apart

Article Abstract:

Buffalo, New York based Promedicus Health GroupEs filing of the Chapter 7 liquidation file against HMO has become a controversial issue globally. The arguments, the views, and preparations of both the parties are presented.

Financial management, Health Maintenance Organizations, HMO Medical Centers, Hospital and medical service plans, Finance, Company financing

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