Edge
The latest Edge coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Business section.
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Chattanooga’s growing surgery center industry touts cost-effective, convenient care
Much about the Center for Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Surgery Center is akin to a hospital: the long hallways lined with 40 patient bays, the 10 operating rooms outfitted with the latest technology and the complex surgical procedures performed within its walls.
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How a team of Chattanooga neurologists helped develop and launch a groundbreaking smartphone application to hasten stroke care
Chattanooga is a city that "likes to punch above its weight class," as the saying goes. And when it comes to artificial intelligence (AI) technology, The Scenic City has yet another hidden gem of extraordinary accomplishment.
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2 Chattanooga Human Resources experts discuss what prospective employees look for in a health benefits package
• In general, how important are comprehensive health benefits in attracting and retaining talented employees?
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Human Resources expert says customer service today has become customer disservice, and companies need to do better
As business leaders gear up to improve their company's performance, many look for a "silver bullet" to give them an edge. However, the answer they seek is not some imponderable mystery. The answer is so simple that we tend to overlook it -- treat your customers better.
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For Chattanooga ophthalmologist and fighter pilot Dr. Courtney Ridner, ‘Precision’ is both a name and an aim
When Dr. Courtney Ridner opened his Chattanooga ophthalmology practice in August 2023, he named it Precision Eye Consultants. Not surprising, given that, as both an ophthalmologist and a fighter pilot, precision is paramount to him.
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Chattanooga attorney shares five things for health care professionals to never do when protecting patient data
Health care providers and vendors operate in a world in which patient data is becoming ever more valuable and important. Additionally, both cyber risks and regulatory obligations with respect to such data are increasing. Implementing and regularly assessing and updating protective measures is essential. Following are five things to never do when protecting patient data.
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Remote Area Medical group works to prevent pain and suffering by providing quality health care to those in need
Remote Area Medical's mission is to prevent pain and alleviate suffering by providing free, quality health care to those in need.
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Erlanger Life Force celebrating 35-year legacy of lifesaving flights and critical care
It's been a solid 12 years since Robbie Tester, then a clinician, took on his last mission with Erlanger Life Force. But the memories of those flights are still fresh in his mind.
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CHI Memorial Hospital’s Guerry Heart and Vascular Center marks first decade of operations
In June 2014, CHI Memorial Hospital officials blessed and dedicated the Guerry Heart and Vascular Center, the centerpiece of a building project that was first announced in August 2006 and delayed for two years by the Great Recession.
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Restaurant site near Hamilton Place mall is on the market and could be yours for $7.67 million
A Hamilton Place building near the mall that holds a well-known restaurant may be ready to serve up a change of ownership.
