Bridges to Recovery, a Los Angeles based treatment center for patients suffering from mental health issues, has created a one-of-a-kind treatment model. Most inpatient treatment for mental health issues takes place in psychiatric hospitals, which are not the most hospitable places on earth. Bridges to Recovery has taken treatment into a home-like setting, and one [...]
Admissions to Drug Rehab facilities among young adults and teens has skyrocketed over the past ten years. Most of that increase can be tied to the increase in prescription drug abuse in past years. Drug Rehab is an important part of the recovery process, as it takes the addict out of their element for a [...]
Jonathan Keller Management has been widely talked about in the news lately – as one of the most successful and respected model management and fashion management companies in the greater New York area, Jonathan Keller Management is definitely going to be a force to be reckoned with in 2010. The fashion industry as a whole [...]
Another tax evader pleads guilty
In Miami, this morning, Jeffrey Chernick, a 70 year old New York business man pled guilty and was sentenced by a federal court judge in Florida to 3 months imprisonment followed by 12 months probation, said court spokesperson.
Jeffrey Chernick evaded tax by maintaining Swiss bank accounts including one at USB. At [...]
For the past 20 years, Medicare has resonated an eerie feeling for doctors all over the country. Medicare was established in 1965 as a social insurance program for people over the age of 65 who needed health care coverage. Since the beginning of Medicare program, the agency has contracted with several companies to appear as [...]
The news from Washington this morning is that the recession is over…
In the weekly radio address, President Barack Obama emphasized once again that small businesses in America need to be running before we see an improvement in the economy. He also mentioned that many such businesses were struggling under the credit crunch and need support from the banks.
“It’s time for those banks to fulfill their responsibility [...]
It was not unexpected that the Obama administration would come down hard on CEO pay, especially those companies who received major bailouts. The news today is that Washington attorney, Kenneth Feinberg, will make a demand of close to a 50 percent reduction in compensation for the seven top firms that received significant bail out funding [...]