Joe Atkins, RN, MBA, CNN, CHT
Medical Concepts & Innovations
Joe Atkins, RN, MBA, CNN, CHT, is the Chief Executive Officer and Owner of Medical Concepts & Innovations. He serves as a Consultant for ESRD providers, manufacturers of dialysis supplies, and investment houses in New York and London. Mr. Atkins has set-up, owned, and operated his own facility and has assisted in the set-up of facilities for many clients, providing all required CMS paperwork for set-up and operations, and management. He a patented inventor of dialysis related devices, most recently, a new permanent dialysis catheter system. Mr. Atkins is a published author with over 33 years of dialysis experience. His career in dialysis evolved, beginning as a dialysis technician, nephrology nurse and eventually moving into all phases of administration and operations. Mr. Atkins researches all major dialysis corporations, such as Amgen, Fresenius, DaVita, Baxter, Polypore-Membrana, Gambro, as well as the medium and small dialysis chains and all other dialysis related companies. (This is me - Update Profile)
| 2005 - present | Chief Executive Officer Medical Concepts & Innovations |
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First, and foremost, the only working link for this article can be found at: http://www.reuters.com/article/domesticNews/idUSWAT00934620080415?feedType=RSS&feedName=domesticNews Although there is no proof offered in the article to substantiate the suggestion of fraud, there is enough circumstantial...
One only has to read about the Heparin debacle, which has killed, at least, 81 Americans, to realize that there is a serious issue with the quality of medicines produced in China. Manufacturing of medical food and consumer goods in China is growing at such a rate, the Chinese government has neither...
It's easy to point fingers of blame and this article does that, very well. According to the "annalysis" everybody is to blame. And, they're right, everyone is to blame, but where the article fails is the authoris inability to point out a real solution to the problem of wasted dollars spent...
Over the last year, it has become clear that the over-use of anemia drugs for cancer and renal failure has become a problem. The reason can be sumed up in one word, which is profit.
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