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  • amIhealthy amIhealthy - Low-cost health-status measurement tools and technologies. Free for non-commercial use.
    id: 320
  • DocCheck DocCheck - A password service for medical professionals on the Internet. The free DocCheck password grants access to doctors-only areas of many medical Web sites.
    id: 314
  • Healthcare Advocates Healthcare Advocates - Helping people with insurance problems, finding doctors, nursing homes, and medical information.
    id: 316
  • MDI MDI - Offers mobile, modular, and pre-staged cardiac cath, angiography, and EP labs. The labs vary in size and equipment.
    id: 317
  • Radiation Physics, Inc. Radiation Physics, Inc. - Medical Specialists supplying commissioning, planning and software services. (Miramar, FL)
    id: 318
  • Tell-A-Nurse Tell-A-Nurse - Physicians telephone triage service providing evening, weekend and off-hours medical triage for patients under the care of a doctor or nurse.
    id: 319

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