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With expertise in healthcare, process improvement and modern software development, nuboHEALTH has found a home at Tyler Village Building 31. For the past nearly four years, nuboHEALTH has stacked up an impressive portfolio of clients, large and small. With a platform called nuboENGINE at its core, nuboHEALTH is a health-tech …
Tune in to QVC tomorrow, June 21st between 6 and 8PM to see the launch live. Congratulations Balance Inc., & Enduring Wellness!
Where: Main Lobby Building 31 When: 7/16 at 12 PM What: Visiting the Link (new Chiropractic services facility located here at Tyler Village) Sign up here! Cleveland’s LINK to healthcare is here. Conveniently located in Tyler Village at 1374 East 36th Street (Superior Ave and E 36th) in a 5000 sq. …
There’s something about the ‘can do’ spirit that drives all entrepreneurs to pursue their visions. Doctors James Alberty and Artour Wright are familiar with it. Alberty walked away from his position at The Cleveland Clinic and Wright left a clinic in Manhattan to create The Link Spine and Sports Rehabilitation, …
There are few physical aesthetics that have the psychological and emotional impact of hair loss. For men, it’s a constant worry. For women, it’s a source of embarrassment. Thanks to Tyler Village-based LaserCap® relief for many may have arrived. LaserCap®, a portable, discreet, non-surgical, non-drug remedy is administered solely by physicians. …
If what differentiates entrepreneurs from the rest of us is their compulsion to take action after experiencing an ‘aha moment’, MedCity Media CEO Chris Seper most definitely made the entrepreneurial leap. It happened five years ago while Seper, Online Medical Editor for The Plain Dealer, attended The Cleveland Clinic’s Medical …
If a simple blood test that could detect early stages of prostate and ovarian cancer was made available, would you be interested? And, if the cost of the test was only five dollars, would you determine it was worth the money? Arnon Chait and The Cleveland Clinic predict you would. …
Until now, patients who suffered heart attacks five to 10 years prior were faced with a 20-40 percent chance of mortality. Today thanks to JV-100, a DNA-based gene therapy that directly targets a person’s own stem cells to the scarred area, necessary repairs may be made through a simple catheter …
