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    Texsan Heart Hospital Expands Network Agreement with Humana
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    Texsan Heart Hospital is a 190,000 square-foot facility featuring four operating suites, four cardiac catheterization labs, a 10-bed day patient area and a cardiovascular emergency department. "We are proud to add Texsan Heart Hospital as an important new addition to Humana’s network of hospitals and health care providers for our Medicare Advantage members" said George Smith, M.D. , president of senior products for Humana in Texas. Full Article at PR-Inside.com
    We are proud to add Texsan Heart Hospital as an important new addition to Humana’s network of hospitals and health care providers for our Medicare Advantage members
    George Smith – George Smith SOURCE: PR-Inside.com 3 weeks ago
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Texsan Heart Hospital Expands Network Agreement with Humana
  1. This new hospital relationship not only enhances our network of hospitals, but also provides Humana’s members with even greater access and options for quality health care in South Texas.
    SOURCE: PR-Inside.com 3 weeks ago
  2. This agreement gives many retirees in our community additional plan options to access comprehensive, cost-effective and patient-focused cardiovascular care services.
    SOURCE: PR-Inside.com 3 weeks ago
  3. We look forward to working with Humana in providing our services to their Medicare Advantage members
    SOURCE: PR-Inside.com 3 weeks ago

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