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Seco/Warwick China will Present a Resolution for The Andritz Group

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Seco/Warwick China will Present a Resolution for The Andritz Group

An Austrian world producer of full strains for cold-rolled strip manufacturing and processing has ordered a vertical vacuum furnace from SECO/WARWICK.

The primary vacuum furnace manufactured within the Tianjin facility of the SECO/WARWICK Group

The system on order is a vertical vacuum furnace outfitted with a graphite chamber and gasoline cooling system. The furnace is characterised by compact chamber dimensions – 1500×1500 mm, with a most loading weight of 2500 kg. A attribute function of this answer, designed particularly for Andritz China, is the rotating fireside, which ensures a uniform temperature all through the complete load throughout processing and minimizes

Breakwaters with new know-how to sluggish erosion, present habitat put in at Liza Jackson Park

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Breakwaters with new know-how to sluggish erosion, present habitat put in at Liza Jackson Park

FORT WALTON BEACH — As a part of a significant undertaking slated to be accomplished in Could, Choctawhatchee Basin Alliance members and companions on Thursday started putting in the primary phase of shore-protecting and habitat-forming breakwaters close to the shore of Liza Jackson Park.

When accomplished, the breakwaters will prolong 600 ft, or practically the complete size of the park’s shoreline alongside Santa Rosa Sound, Alliance Director Alison McDowell mentioned. The one hole will likely be subsequent to the canine park space of Liza Jackson Park, which is at 338 Miracle Strip Parkway.

Brennan Wehrhahn and Rachel Gwin with the

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Gateway Health mobile tour stops at Lebanon Valley Family YWCA to provide wellness education for community

Gate Health’s Wholecare Mobile Tour is scheduled to make 40 stops across the western, central and southeastern parts of the commonwealth.

LEBANON COUNTY, Pa. — Gateway Health hosted a mobile tour — with its first stop Lebanon Valley Family YWCA — to provide education and resources to underserved communities.

Gate Health’s Wholecare Mobile Tour is scheduled to make 40 stops across the western, central and southeastern parts of the commonwealth.

Every mobile tour stop will include a variety of activities that focus on wellness including virtual sports, fitness games and meditation.

Attendees participated in the 500-Calorie Snack Challenge, designed to

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Cone Health mobile health vehicles to provide healthcare to underserved populations

For about 25{4096c6f39d44714c45f5b36755bfd7eaecf49ae82832f8cdb01e260e21826c23} of people, a lack of transportation is a barrier to receiving healthcare at Cone Health medical facilities.

The medical provider seeks to eliminate that barrier by bringing medical professionals into the community through a new mobile health initiative.

Cone Health runs more than 150 hospitals and clinics across the Piedmont Triad area including Alamance Regional Medical Center. The mobile health program currently consists of four vehicles including a mobile health unit, screening unit, cancer screening unit and transportation vehicle. The goal is to eventually obtain three to four mobile units, said Dr. Olu Jegede, area medical director

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NYC Health + Hospitals and DocGo’s Street Health Outreach + Wellness (SHOW) Mobile Units Provide Healthcare to New Yorkers Experiencing Homelessness

NEW YORK, July 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — The NYC Test & Trace Corps and DocGo, a leading provider of last-mile telehealth and integrated medical mobility services that has entered into an agreement to merge with Motion Acquisition Corp. (Nasdaq: MOTN), announced a new project: Street Health Outreach + Wellness (SHOW). This program breaks down access barriers to care by delivering mobile healthcare services to New York’s street homeless population.

The SHOW project uses a roving community medicine model and mobile wellness units to help care for NYC’s most vulnerable populations. People experiencing unsheltered homelessness have the opportunity to

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Mobile Clinics to Provide Medical Emotional Care for Underserved AZ Students / Public News Service

A new mobile medical service will provide health care and behavioral services for some 11,000 Arizona students over the next three years. (fizkes/Adobe Stock)

By Mark Richardson – Producer, Contact

June 10, 2021

PHOENIX, Ariz. – Studies estimate about 60{41490b4d0cf0dbc5ec3f65e11fff509c7d6ed2a53a838ebf7adf43f0908f07f3} of Arizona children do not have regular access to primary health care, but a new grant program is looking to change that.

The Valle del Sol Community Health group is planning a fleet of mobile medical teams to visit underserved communities across central Arizona to provide care to adolescent and teenage children.

The project is funded through a $3

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ONE Charlotte Health Alliance to Provide COVID-19 Vaccines Through Mobile Health Units

ONE Charlotte Health Alliance to Provide COVID-19 Vaccines Through Mobile Health Units

Atrium Health, Novant Health and Mecklenburg County Public Health team up with Blue Cross NC to increase vaccine access in Public Health Priority Areas

ONE Charlotte Health Alliance partners Atrium Health, Novant Health and Mecklenburg County Public Health are teaming up with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina (Blue Cross NC) to provide more vaccine access points to ensure vaccine equity in communities deeply impacted by COVID-19 in the Charlotte area.

ONE Charlotte Health Alliance was formed to begin conversations around investments in the community’s

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Are HAPs a Viable Way to Provide Telecom Infrastructure to Underserved Regions?

Via Satellite HAPS illustration

Roughly half of the world’s population is still offline. Some people can’t financially afford smartphones or telecom services, while others live in areas that make even subpar service unattainable. Thanks to mobile technology and broadband networks, it is possible for many of us to have the entire world of information at our fingertips. High-altitude platform (HAP) vehicles may help resolve this digital divide.

These vehicles operate in the stratosphere above weather and commercial aircraft routes so that they can perform remote sensing and create a telecommunications network. A HAP vehicle positioned high in the stratosphere can

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Sonoma County partners with Curative to provide mobile vaccine clinic | Press Releases | County Administrator’s Office

Santa Rosa, CA – May 12, 2021 – Sonoma County has partnered with Curative, a COVID-19 testing and public health services company, to administer COVID-19 vaccinations by way of a mobile unit that will provide clinics at locations throughout the County.

Beginning Thursday, May 13 and Friday, May 14, the mobile unit will administer vaccinations at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church from noon to 6:30 p.m. in Windsor. Curative will then offer vaccinations at Coddingtown Shopping Center on Saturday, May 15 and Sunday, May 16. After that, the Curative mobile unit will be parked at Andy’s Unity Park at 3399

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In 1st, White House to provide American Sign Language interpretation for Biden address to Congress

In a first, the White House plans to provide American Sign Language interpretation for President Joe Biden’s address to Congress next week.

The Biden White House has been providing simultaneous ASL interpretation for its daily news conferences, briefings by its COVID-19 team and remarks by the president and vice president, a practice that began, in part, last year following a lawsuit.

But next week’s address will be the first in which any White House has provided the service for a presidential address to Congress, via a live stream on its website and social media channels.

Biden on Wednesday plans to

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Bill Would Provide Funds for Mobile Mental Health Crisis Assessment Teams | Local News | Bend | The Source Weekly

It’s a Tuesday evening and Nicole Von Laven, a behavioral health specialist with Deschutes County’s Mobile Crisis Assessment Team, answers a phone call from Bend Police Sgt. Elizabeth Lawrence that the veteran officer placed to the county’s mental health crisis hotline.

Lawrence tells Von Laven she’s at the home of a family whose adult son is experiencing a mental break that, as far as they know, is happening for the first time. Lawrence told Von Laven the subject is agitated, loudly arguing with himself and pacing around the backyard and sweating, although the temperature on this night is in

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Mobile Health Technology Can Provide Aid To Elderly With Heart Disease

Mobile health technology can help induce lifestyle behavior changes and improve medication adherence among older adults aged 60 and above with existing heart disease, said a statement by the American Heart Association.

The scientific statement, published in the American Heart Association journal Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes, highlights research from 26 studies from the past 11 years that examined mobile health technology for secondary heart disease prevention in adults ages 60 and older with existing heart disease.

People who used text messaging and website resource information reported improvement in physical activity and other lifestyle behavioral changes in just three months.

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‘CARE Mobile’ travels across Ozarks to provide pediatric care to kids and schools

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (KY3) – A new CARE Mobile is traveling across Missouri to bring health care to local kids, helping to close the healthcare gap.

The pediatric clinic on wheels offers basic health care to children from two-months-old through age 18. The project is a partnership between Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals, CoxHealth and a number of supporters.

The mobile clinic takes to the road, bringing the health care tools directly to Missouri kids. Throughout the school year, it will routinely roll up to schools like it did at Spokane High School not too long ago.

”It’s convenient for parents and

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Baptist Health to debut mobile unit, provide services statewide

In Baptist Health’s 100th year, the health care organization is strengthening its ability to serve communities beyond medical center walls with the debut of a new mobile health unit.

The Baptist Health Mobile Health Unit will offer COVID-19 vaccines to help get more Arkansans vaccinated at stops across the state this year. Additionally, it will provide free health care services such as screenings and prevention education from Baptist Health’s team of caregivers.

“As Baptist Health looks ahead to the next 100 years, we remain focused on responding to changing healthcare needs by meeting people where they are,” said Troy Wells,

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Infirmary Health to provide 3,600 vaccine appointments Tuesday – Thursday, March 25 | Mobile County Alabama News

MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) – Starting Tuesday, March 23, through Thursday, March 25, Infirmary Health will provide 3,600 first dose Pfizer BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines to qualifying patients with an appointment. Patients must fall within the Alabama Department of Public Health’s (ADPH) eligible groups of 1a, 1b or 1c (view guidelines here).

Participants can receive their first dose at ProHealth Fitness Center, located at 166 Mobile Infirmary Boulevard, on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday the week of March 22. Second doses will be provided the week of April 12 to those who receive their first dose on these days.

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