Our View: How Arizona’s doctor shortage hits our wallets
From Phoenix Business Journal In this guest column, Arizona Sen. Heather Carter and Phoenix consultant Jim Rounds argue in favor […]
Arizona Senate bill would combat doctor shortage and boost local economy
From Havasu News A study shows that Mohave County would see a significant positive economic impact if a state legislative […]
Report shows S.B. 1354 would create ‘significant positive economic impact’ if passed
From Chamber Business News If passed, Senate Bill 1354, a bill to address health care worker shortages, would create a […]
Arizona’s doctor shortage harms health care, economy
From Arizona Capitol Times Arizona’s doctor shortage isn’t just hurting our health. It hits our wallets, too Anyone who has […]
If passed, Arizona Senate bill would combat physician shortage and boost Mohave County economy
From Kingman Daily Miner Mohave County has a severe physician shortage. Sixty-one percent of residents live in a federally designated […]
A way to fix the Arizona doctor, nurse shortages that hurt our economy
From Arizona Daily Star How bad is Arizona’s doctor shortage? Arizona is one of the fastest-growing states for overall population […]
Study: Expanding YRMC residency program could create more than 500 jobs
From Yuma Sun A new study released by the Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association found that expanding Yuma Regional Medical […]
Study: Bill to combat physician shortage will drive Arizona’s economy
From AZ Big Media The Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association (AzHHA) commissioned a study to ascertain how the passage of a legislative […]
Economic-impact study promising for bill aimed at Arizona’s physician shortage
From State of Reform An economic-impact study by Rounds Consulting Group (RCG) found that Arizona and its rural areas “could realize significant […]
Arizona’s doctor shortage isn’t just hurting our health. It hits our wallets, too
From Arizona Republic Anyone who has been or will be a patient should be concerned about Arizona’s severe shortage of […]