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Lisa T. Miller Launches Strategic Healthcare Advisory Platform to Help Executives Drive Growth and C-Suite Alignment
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida Jan 9, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Lisa T. Miller, a healthcare growth strategist, advisor, and entrepreneur, announces the continued expansion of her strategic advisory platform, https://www.lisatmiller.com/, designed to support healthcare executives, founders, and life science organizations in navigating growth, innovation, and executive-level decision making.
The Reaper's Muse Collection Has Risen
A New Era of Haunting Fine Art Photography Begins Los Angeles, California Jun 23, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - After a month of poetic silence, artist and visionary Lisa Grisly Miller emerges from the shadows to unveil The Reaper's Muse, a limited series of fine art photography prints steeped in grief, longing, and transformation. Featuring evocative imagery and atmospheric storytelling, The Reaper's Muse is not just a collection — it's a relic.
DOJ Launches Initiative Leveraging the False Claims Act to Target DEI Programs
In a May 19, 2025 memorandum, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche announced the Civil Rights Fraud Initiative, which aims to use the False Claims Act (FCA) to investigate and “pursue claims against any recipient of federal funds that knowingly violates federal civil rights laws” via “racist preferences, mandates, . . . and activities”—including diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs.
Misleading statements aren't (always) false: Supreme Court narrows reach of another federal white-collar criminal statute
(April 09, 2025) - Sidley Austin LLP attorneys Lisa H. Miller, Kenneth A. Polite Jr., Kwaku A. Akowuah and Robert N. Hochman discuss a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision narrowing the scope of what can be considered a false statement in white-collar crime cases. On March 21, 2025, the Supreme Court decided one of the two key white collar cases pending before it this term: Thompson v. United States.
New food pantry opens at Bethany Presby
MERCER — On Saturday morning, Bethany Presbyterian Church began a new chapter in its ministry when it opened a food pantry in Mercer. The Haven is a project the church’s congregation had wanted to start for more than two years, since Mercer’s former food pantry, Loaves and Fishes, closed its doors. Church members partnered with the Mercer County Food Bank (MCFB) to help make this dream a reality.
Reducing Hospital Readmissions Among Individuals with Complex Health and Social Needs
Analysis published in JAMA Network Open shows Camden Coalition’s complex care model results in reduction in hospital readmissions among most engaged patients. We now have data supporting the effectiveness of the Camden Model, which is benefiting individuals with complex medical and social needs not only in our community, but around the country” — Kathleen Noonan, CEO of Camden Coalition.
Why is Delivery Demand for Restaurants Softening?
Why is it that we angst over poor in-restaurant experiences, yet we continue to allow our customers to have unacceptable delivery experiences? The current delivery dilemma is perfectly predictable. Let's face it. As restaurant delivery evolves and matures, there's a lot of noise and confusion out there. Everyone seems to have an opinion, and it's hard to separate fact from fiction. That's why we delved deep into our consumer data to demystify and debunk some delivery myths. Hold on tight. Here goes.
Why is Delivery Demand for Restaurants Sotening?
Why is it that we angst over poor in-restaurant experiences, yet we continue to allow our customers to have unacceptable delivery experiences? The current delivery dilemma is perfectly predictable. Let's face it. As restaurant delivery evolves and matures, there's a lot of noise and confusion out there. Everyone seems to have an opinion, and it's hard to separate fact from fiction. That's why we delved deep into our consumer data to demystify and debunk some delivery myths. Hold on tight. Here goes.
Equinix Announces 2022 Global and Regional Partner Award Winners
Global Award Winners Partner of the Year This partner has consistently delivered value to their customers’ business through the use of Platform Equinix for global reach and interconnection services to harness the power of the ecosystem; partner has a proactive strategy and program to establish customer value. The Equinix and Dell Technologies partnership is paving the way for innovation in infrastructure, the cloud market and digital transformation.
A Top DOJ Official Speaks on Corporate Enforcement and Compliance
I have the pleasure of serving as a Deputy Assistant Attorney General, or DAAG, in the Department of Justice’s Criminal Division. In this role, I’m responsible for overseeing the more than 200 prosecutors in the division’s Fraud Section and Appellate Section – both of which play a critical role in the department’s fight against economic crimes.
Scholars Strategy Network: What’s at stake in the Mills-LePage race
Next week we will be going to the polls to vote for governor, representatives to Congress, and, in many communities, for school boards, city council, county commissioners, sheriffs and other local officials. Some towns have referenda, as well. The right to vote has been hard fought over the years and extended many times. The Maine State Constitution gives every citizen the right to vote.
Transforming from Coordinator to Manager: Essential Responsibilities of a Successful Residency Program Manager
The role of program manager continues to grow in complexity with increased knowledge and training now needed to become a productive and thriving member of the program leadership team. All authors participated in the research and preparation of the manuscript and will sign a statement attesting authorship, disclosing all potential conflicts of interest, and releasing the copyright should the manuscript be accepted for publication. The authors report no external funding source for this study.
Mercer school activates groups for parents
By ops@our-hometown.com | on September 21, 2022 By LISA CARLSON MILLER news@recordargusnews.com MERCER — Mercer Elementary School Principal Greg Acre announced some opportunities for parents to get involved when Mercer School Board met Monday. He said PEP — Partners in the Educational Process, the school’s parent teacher group — will hold an opening meeting Sept. 26. The group is seeking new members to help with fund-raising for the elementary school.
Mercer Elementary undergoes ALICE active shooter training
By ops@our-hometown.com | on August 13, 2022 By LISA CARLSON MILLER news@recordargusnews.com MERCER — Fifteen people — including members of local law enforcement, teachers and school administrators — spent two days this week learning to teach others how to increase their odds of surviving what’s referred to as a VCI (violent criminal incident).
Mercer council hopes to aid traffic at Route 19, 911 building
By ops@our-hometown.com | on July 15, 2022 By LISA CARLSON MILLER news@recordargusnews.com MERCER — Looking to improve traffic flow on Route 19 near the Mercer County 911 building, Mercer Borough Council has begun looking at new signs and other options. With semi trucks and other large vehicles struggling to make the turn into East Butler Street at that intersection, the borough is considering a stop bar, a no-turn-on-red sign at the intersection […] You are unauthorized to view this page.
Mercer graduates 69 members of Class of 2022
By ops@our-hometown.com | on June 06, 2022 By LISA CARLSON MILLER news@recordargusnews.com MERCER — Sixty-nine students graduated from Mercer High School on Friday, June 3. Superintendent Dr. Ronald R. Rowe Jr. said it was a privilege to pay tribute to the Class of 2022. “You’ve had 13 years to be here. This is a special and cherished night. I wish you all continued success and congratulations,” Rowe said. School Board President David […] You are unauthorized to view this page.
Valve Stem Sealing Best Practices
I just saw a post, Article: Proper Valve Stem Sealing Best Practices, in the Valves Forum in the Valves, Actuators & Regulators group in the Emerson Exchange 365 community. The post by Emerson’s Mark Nymeyer recaps an Intech article by Lisa Miller, Proper Valve Stem Sealing Best Practices. Here is an excerpt of the opening of the post, and I invite you to read the full summary as well as Lisa’s article.
FEMA flood insurance rates show little or no increase for Florida policyholders
By Lisa Miller April 1st marks the final rollout of the National Flood Insurance Program’s (NFIP) new rate changes, and as a former deputy insurance commissioner in Florida, it is welcomed news not only for those residing along Florida’s miles and miles of coastline, but also those living inland in areas prone to flooding.
Why Omicron Won’t Keep Diners Away from Restaurants for Long
As fast as the variant shifted the landscape, a return to pent-up demand could arrive just as swift. Omicron has been fast and furious, creating new challenges on top of already tough ones. To monitor Omicron’s impact, we conducted back-to-back waves of research in January. While it might not feel like it at the moment, the long-term view shows how far we’ve come in spite of the surges.
New Health and Fitness App for Dogs is Available Worldwide Original
From health data and vaccine records, to daily activities, food intake and resting time, this new app will help dog owners track all relevant information that will help improve their dog’s health.
Will the Omicron Grinch Steal Christmas for Restaurants?
For a full recovery, businesses need to attract more people through the door versus simply raising prices. The holiday season is in full swing, yet maybe something doesn’t feel quite right. Anyone feeling that way? If your answer is yes, you are not alone. Our data shows a preponderance of mixed feelings with Christmas just over a week away. Our story begins with a record 73 percent of consumers getting into the holiday cheer with their willingness to return to more normal activities.
Why telehealth strategies need to be implemented in your hospital since the beginning of the pandemic
By Lisa Miller The telemedicine/telehealth sector is growing in the US with a predicted market value of over $130 billion by 2025. That compares to $26.5 billion in 2018. A robust telehealth strategy is vital for every healthcare provider. The terms telehealth and telemedicine are often used interchangeably but there is a difference in their definition and application.
Purchased Services Technology- Invoice ROI™
Our expertise has resulted in a patented technology that guarantees margin improvement — Invoice ROI™ — the new ROI for healthcare. Photo by National Cancer Institute on Unsplash VIE Healthcare has been at the forefront of purchased services technology since 1999. Our expertise has resulted in a patented technology that guarantees margin improvement — Invoice ROI™ — the new ROI for healthcare. Purchased services spend can account for up to 45% of a hospital’s non-labor spend.
Pratt club embraces international mission to actively make positive changes in society
The 2021-2022 new year began for the Rotary Club of Pratt with President Darrell Shumway introducing the Board of Directors, including Jack Galle, Suzan Patton, Robin Waddle, Kent Adams, Dan Gillig, DeWayne Bryan, Lisa Perez-Miller, Dakota Holtgrieve, Donna Meier-Pfeifer, and Darrell Shumway.
Strategies From a Healthcare Expert That Can Aid In Optimizing and Maximizing Your Organizations’ Telehealth Footprint
Strategies From a Healthcare Expert That Can Aid In Optimizing and Maximizing Your Organizations’ Telehealth Footprint Lisa Miller By Lisa Miller, CEO and founder, VIE Healthcare Consulting. Telehealth is far more than a technology that allows patients to be monitored virtually within a hospital by a specialist or at home by a provider. Although these are key areas for hospitals to utilize telehealth for patients to access specialists and for home care – there is so much more.
Sages Over Seventy: Simeon Acoba
Still active today, he was a Hawai‘i Supreme Court associate justice, member of the UH Board of Regents and chair of the Access to Justice Commission Photo: Aaron Yoshino Third in a series of profiles of Hawai‘i’s “Sages Over 70” Simeon Acoba is now 77, but he still remembers a part-time job he had during his undergraduate years at UH in the 1960s. With a chuckle, he describes working nights as a janitor. “That didn’t last long,” he admits.
Sages Over Seventy: Puanani Burgess
The tireless advocate for local communities and equal justice continues to work as a mediator with no thoughts of retiring Photo: Josiah Patterson Second in a series of profiles of Hawai‘i’s “Sages Over 70” Puanani Burgess has been seen working to provide equal justice and opportunities for communities since she was a law student. Now 74, she says she is busier than ever, with a waiting list of people who seek her help as a mediator.
6 lessons from journalists after more than a year of COVID-19
Lisa Camooso Miller interviews reporters for her podcast, The Friday Reporter, getting a behind-the-curtain peek at their work and how communicators can offer them what they need. After a year of pandemic-induced work from home, I grew concerned that I had lost touch with the colleagues with which I work the most: reporters. So, I launched The Friday Reporter—a podcast where the public affairs professional (me) interviews members of the media.
Viewpoint: The Cold, Hard Truth About Florida Litigation
Greater clarity came this week from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) via Florida Commissioner David Altmaier: Florida has 8% of all homeowners’ claims in the U.S., yet 76% of all homeowners’ claims lawsuits. Boom. In a letter to House Commerce Chairman Rep. Blaise Ingoglia (R-Spring Hill), widely quoted in committee meetings last week, Commissioner Altmaier laid it all out in black and white with cold, hard data.
The Friday Reporter on Apple Podcasts
9 episodes The Friday Reporter was created to better understand the reporter perspective. The host is a public affairs professional who is asking reporters the questions. The Friday Reporter was created to better understand the reporter perspective. The host is a public affairs professional who is asking reporters the questions.
Polk School Board opts for smaller pay bump for teachers, no raise for paraeducators, support staff
The Polk County School Board held an emergency meeting to discuss pay raises for some teachers, paraprofessionals and support staff on March 16. Many school staff attended the meeting wearing red, an apparent show of support for the Polk Education Association — the union which represents many of these workers. Board members voted 4-3 against the PEA’s proposal to increase pay for veteran teachers by $1,500, however, opting instead for a $650 increase for those teachers, retroactive to July 1.
PBM and rehab therapy for dogs with DM – a retrospective study - IVC Journal
How a combination of photobiomodulation and rehabilitation therapy may positively impact symptom progression and survival times in dogs with a presumptive diagnosis of degenerative myelopathy. Degenerative myelopathy (DM) is a disease that affects the spinal cord of older dogs, leading to hind limb weakness and paralysis.
Daily Legal News
Bankruptcy 2020-14256 Case Number 2020-14256 Date Filed Sunday, September 20, 2020 Chapter & Region 7 & 471 Debtor Lisa J. Miller 318 West Avenue Elyria, OH 44035 About your information and the public record.
Fact Check: Cooper's Claim About Ventilators And COVID-19 Deaths 'Mostly False'
Gov. Roy Cooper says he wants to make sure hospitals in North Carolina don't get overwhelmed with patients. That's part of the state's strategy to keep the number of deaths from COVID-19 low. At a press conference last month, he went on to make this statement, which is catching some heat from Republicans: "Some of these other states, some of their deaths can be attributable to the fact that they were having a hard time getting an ICU bed or a ventilator to a patient.
Discovery on Non-Parties in Fee Arbitration
By Prof. Lisa Miller, Esq. March 2020 I. Introduction Third-party entities and their documents and records are surprisingly central to arbitrations of all types and sizes, including attorney-client fee arbitrations. Arbitration is a dominant forum for attorney fee dispute resolution, and documents of all sorts can be germane to these proceedings. With the number of parties participating on various social media outlets, third parties to arbitration often have relevant documents.
Viewpoint: Nuisance Flooding Becomes Worse
Florida has seen a trend in the past decade of rising sea levels along its coastlines. It’s been causing high-tide flooding in a few areas, which is growing in severity, according to a new report from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). This is so called “sunny day flooding” when the high tides spill into streets or rise up from storm drains.
Trump wants quick checks sent to public in virus response
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump is asking Congress to unleash a torrent of emergency economic aid to help people through the financial pain of the coronavirus crisis, with sizable checks directly to Americans as part of the deal. Trump wants checks out to the public within two weeks, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said March 17 as state and local officials acted more forcefully to restrict gatherings and mobility in the face of growing sickness.
Infographic: How better supply chain management leads to cost savings for hospitals
Lisa Miller Thursday, February 20, 2020 Share this article As the cost of healthcare continues its relentless rise, hospitals margins are shrinking. In 2019, the cost of healthcare in the U.S. rose to $3.8 trillion. Hospital expenses accounted for one-third of all spending. One in five hospitals are at risk of closure due to financial pressure. This infographic outlines why hospitals are struggling and how better supply chain management can help.
Economist George Mentz on the Trump and Obama Economy – How Past Policy is Still Haunting the USA - The Open News
For many years, economists and politicians have been analyzing GDP growth. Now after a meager 3 years under President Trump, politicians and bureaucrats have been proved wrong about fiscal policy, sustainability, and tax strategy of Donald Trump. As for GDP? How is this calculated? Does a GDP number represent the actual economic increase of the U.S.’s success?
Hospital Spend Data Analytics
In 2014, the US healthcare sector was described as an industry “in need of analytics,” yet despite that need, progress towards embracing spend data analytics as normative has been slow and the sector lags behind other industries.Now, the utilization of data analytics is no longer a need but a necessity for healthcare providers and hospitals.
Investopedia and WSJ Wall Street Journal Recognize The AAFM and GAFM Global Academy of Finance and Management ® Certification Standards and FINRA Education Requirements - The Open News
There are many professional certification programs in the USA in the areas of finance and management. The first US certification body to accept nationally accredited business school and ABA accredited law school courses as a path for certifications in financial planning, wealth management and estate planning was the American Academy of Financial Management ® These FINRA disclosed education guidelines have been online since 2004 and were disclosed to the Wall Street Journal in 2010.
End of year update 2019
23 Dec 2019 This update covers the key events and topics affecting community pharmacy in 2019 and an insight into what lies ahead for 2020. As 2019 draws to a close, we would like to take this opportunity to reflect on the key changes that affected community pharmacy during 2019, and look ahead to what is coming in 2020.
Breaking Down The Biggest Impacts Of The Proposed New Congressional Map
The North Carolina House on Thursday approved a new Congressional map, two weeks after a three-judge panel said the state’s current map couldn’t be used in the upcoming 2020 elections. Under the current map, the Republicans control 10 of 13 seats. The new map appears to give Democrats the inside track on picking up two more seats, making it an 8-to-5 map. Joining Lisa Worf to talk about the new map is WFAE’s political reporter, Steve Harrison.
Report: North Carolina Has Country's Second-Largest Collection Of Poorly Maintained Dams
North Carolina has the country’s second-largest collection of poorly maintained dams built in places where a failure could kill people. That’s according to reporting from The Associated Press that looked at the condition of dams across the United States. The AP found more than 1,600 of them located throughout the country. Fifteen of those dams are in Mecklenburg and surrounding counties. They include Hideaway Bay dam in East Charlotte, which is surrounded by apartments and homes.
Ellison looks to tackle hate crimes in Minn.
ST PAUL — With the 2020 legislative session still months away, state lawmakers are looking for solutions to address what they consider an urgent problem: rising levels of hate crime. At a forum with political and community leaders on Wednesday in St. Paul, Democratic State Attorney General Keith Ellison said his office is looking to community leaders, lawmakers and law enforcement for solutions. Wednesday’s summit was part of a series Ellison is hosting across the state.
NC AG Stein Says Opioid Settlement Would Make Big Difference
WFAE's Lisa Worf speaks with NC Attorney General Josh Stein There are more than 2,000 lawsuits by cities and counties against the manufacturers and distributors of opioids. A last-minute settlement this week involving two Ohio counties doesn’t put much of a dent in that number, but four state attorneys general hope a deal they worked out will, for the most part, end the litigation -- while giving communities their due. The framework calls for five companies to pay out $48 billion.
Reader viewpoint: Sexual abstinence education works in schools
On Oct. 2, the Herald Bulletin pulled an article from a Terre Haute newspaper about sex education in the Vigo County schools and placed it on the front page. The article expressed the concern of some parents about the CPR (Creating Positive Relationships) program that is currently used in the Vigo County middle and high schools.
"The Birth Control Pill and Catholics"
On May 5th, 2010, Lisa appeared on NBC’s “Nightly News” to discuss the Vatican, Catholicism and birth control. Visit MSNBC or view the segment below.
Newsweek Cover Story: Sarah Palin Doesn’t Like It, Didn’t Read It
Newsweek Cover Story: Sarah Palin Doesn’t Like It, Didn’t Read It June 15, 2010 By Lisa Miller On June 15, 2010, Sarah Palin appeared on Fox News “On the Record” with Greta Van Susteren to respond to Lisa’s cover story. Ms. Palin says that she didn’t read the story, but didn’t like it and thought that it wasn’t relevant. She also took the opportunity to deny that she has breast implants. Watch the video below or visit FoxNews.com Watch the latest news video at video.foxnews.com
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