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Meet your health care needs with Sanford Health Equip - Sanford Health News

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Sanford Health is making it easier than ever for patients to access home medical equipment and daily living aids.

Sanford Health Healthcare Accessories and Sanford Health Home Medical Equipment have merged together to become Sanford Health Equip.

“The transition to Sanford Health Equip will be a slow progression, but in each of our locations you’ll notice changes taking place whether it’s new signage, a refreshed store experience, or even small changes like the bags patients take products home in,” said Kirsten Schaeffer, Sanford Health Equip director of business development and strategy.

Working together

Schaffer says the announcement marks the beginning of an exciting time.

“With patients and their needs being the primary focus, the team has made a commitment to making care as easy as possible. The merging of these two organizations into Sanford Health Equip allows us to enhance our services in the communities we’re in today, and the opportunity to expand our services across the Sanford Health footprint,” she said.

Schaffer says with the experts from each organization now under one roof, “what we can all do is going to be amazing.”

“Sanford Health Equip offers patients a wide selection of home medical products and health care accessories, but what makes our locations unique is the tailored service that we provide to our patients.

“While patients may come in for a singular product, we’re offering them our expertise and focusing on their overall health needs rather than the product they are coming in for,” she said.

Schaffer said patients will find their needs met with the following products and services offered:

  • CPAP equipment
  • Rehab equipment and mobility aids
  • Home respiratory and oxygen products
  • Orthotic and pedorthic devices
  • Prosthetics
  • Breast pumps and breastfeeding supplies
  • Mastectomy supplies

“And so much more,” Schaffer said.

You can also see a full list at Sanford Health Equip‘s website, she added.

More: Home health nurse makes meaningful connections

Sanford Health provides care across the majority of the Upper Midwest. John Lowry, executive director for supply chain management, says the makeover will allow more crossover between Sanford Health regions.

“We’ll be able to create more efficiencies, more standardization across our processes and products. It allows us to expand our services in a lot of the markets,” said Lowry.

Caring for every patient

Schaffer says this decision stemmed from Sanford’s commitment to make care as easy as possible.

“In all of the decisions and all of the changes that we have going on, we are making sure the patient is coming first. The patient is our number one priority.

“Our business is a need-based business, not a want-based business. So, many patients who come through our doors, this could be a life changing situation that they’re put in. We want to make this as comfortable as possible,” she said.

Patients will also notice a new website, and renovated stores across Sanford communities.

Schaffer says patients will notice differences in the appearance, but can continue to depend on the same high-quality care they’re used to.

“While there’s differences in the branding, what you can expect to receive is the expert level of care you’re used to receiving, delivered by the same familiar faces in each of the communities we serve,” said Schaffer.

“The services that our stores previously provided will continue to be provided. In fact, we look at opportunities to expand those services, whether it’s in our products or in our service lines themselves. The care and level of skill that patients have received from our stores in the past; we’ll continue that high level of customer service, and provide additional products,” added Lowry.

Finding a store

Lowry said previous stores that offered home medical services will all stay in their current locations, but will be renamed.

There are 29 other stores across Sanford’s communities that will undergo the Equip re-brand.

Lowry said if patients have any questions regarding store location, what devices are offered, or questions over insurance, Sanford Health Equip has “very skilled, very caring employees,” who are happy to answer any questions.

“When patients come to us, we’re able to provide them the ability to navigate the needs they have and fit them with the proper pieces of equipment they need.”

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06:05 ET DISH Network reports first quarter 2021 financial results - PRNewswire

ENGLEWOOD, Colo., April 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- DISH Network Corporation (NASDAQ: DISH) reported revenue totaling $4.50 billion for the quarter ending March 31, 2021, compared to $3.22 billion for the corresponding period in 2020.

Net income attributable to DISH Network totaled $630 million for the first quarter 2021, compared to $73 million from the year-ago quarter.

Diluted earnings per share were $0.99 for the first quarter, compared to $0.13 per share during the same period of 2020. 

Pay-TV
Net Pay-TV subscribers decreased approximately 230,000 in the first quarter, compared to a net decrease of approximately 413,000 in the year-ago quarter.

The company closed the quarter with 11.06 Pay-TV subscribers, including 8.69 million DISH TV subscribers and 2.37 million SLING TV subscribers.

Wireless
Retail wireless net subscribers decreased by approximately 161,000 in the first quarter, compared to a net decrease of 363,000 in the fourth quarter.

The company closed the quarter with 8.89 million retail wireless subscribers.

Additional Details
Detailed financial data and other information are available in DISH Network's Form 10-Q for the quarter ended March 31, 2021, filed today with the Securities and Exchange Commission. DISH Network will host its first quarter 2021 financial results conference call today at 11 a.m. ET.

Participant conference numbers: (866) 548-4713 (U.S.) and (323) 794-2093, Conference ID: 6228572.

A webcast replay will be available today on DISH's Investor Relations website, ir.dish.com, and will remain available for 48 hours.

About DISH

DISH Network Corporation is a connectivity company. Since 1980, it has served as a disruptive force, driving innovation and value on behalf of consumers. Through its subsidiaries, the company provides television entertainment and award-winning technology to millions of customers with its satellite DISH TV and streaming SLING TV services. In 2020, the company became a nationwide U.S. wireless carrier through the acquisition of Boost Mobile. DISH continues to innovate in wireless, building the nation's first cloud-native, Open RAN-based 5G broadband network. DISH Network Corporation (NASDAQ: DISH) is a Fortune 250 company. 

For company information, visit about.dish.com
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StanChart to cut branch network in half, quarterly profit beats expectations - Reuters UK

Standard Chartered PLC (STAN.L)is to reduce its global branch network by half to around 400 to cut long-term costs after the British bank reported a stronger than expected first-quarter profit.

The Asia, Africa and Middle East-focused lender, which had as many as 1,200 branches worldwide in 2014, said on Thursday it will shrink the network to a third of that total as it also gives up office space worldwide.

"Those markets that are higher on branch numbers we'll be looking at more closely," StanChart's CFO Andy Halford told reporters, without giving more details, beyond noting branch numbers in the lender’s most profitable market Hong Kong were modest.

The cost-cutting drive came as StanChart posted an 18% increase in first-quarter pre-tax profit, beginning a recovery from the economic hit caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Pre-tax profit for January-March was $1.4 billion, versus $1.2 billion a year earlier, and compared with an average analyst forecast of $1.08 billion compiled by the British bank.

The improvement was driven by StanChart setting aside less cash to cover bad loans than it had done one year ago, as well as strong performance in its wealth management business.

LONG TERM PROFITABILITY

The move to cut branches, as well as previously announced plans to trim a third of the bank's office space worldwide, show how StanChart is looking past short-term improvements in its results to tackle long-standing profitability challenges.

Like those of bigger rival HSBC (HSBA.L), StanChart's results showed how rock-bottom interest rates globally are squeezing banks' profits, with its cash management division - usually a steady earner - seeing income fall 32%.

StanChart said it expected income to be similar this year to 2020, and to grow more the following year as fee-based businesses offset those being crushed by low interest rates.

One bright spot for StanChart was its often underperforming wealth management business, which had a record quarter with income up 21% on strong sales of foreign exchange and equities-related products.

Halford also confirmed that StanChart would have a look at the businesses rival Citi (C.N) has put up for sale, since some were in markets where the bank already had operations, though said it was too early to decide which.

Citi said earlier this month it would withdraw from consumer banking in 13, mostly Asian markets, and Reuters reported, citing sources that StanChart as well as DBS (DBSM.SI) and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group are among the potential bidders. read more

Standard Chartered shares rose more than 2% in London, among the strongest performers in the benchmark FTSE index (.FTSE) and echoing earlier gains in its Hong Kong shares.

Last year, the bank pushed back its long-standing profitability goal of reaching a return on tangible equity of 10%, as it increased charges for bad loans due to the economic damage following the COVID-19 pandemic.

Unlike other British-based lenders such as HSBC and Lloyds (LLOY.L) that reported earlier this week, StanChart did not release a hefty chunk of the cash it set aside to cover bad loans, instead taking a further $20 million charge in the first quarter.

This, however, was down $354 million from the previous quarter and $936 million from the year-ago period.

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Delta to equip all cabin crew with iPhone 12 for enhanced connectivity and AR use - Future Travel Experience

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Beginning late this summer, all Delta flight attendants will be equipped with iPhone 12, paired with AT&T’s 5G network.

Delta Air Lines has launched a new collaboration with Apple and AT&T to bring enhanced connectivity for cabin crew. Beginning late this summer, all Delta flight attendants will be equipped with iPhone 12, paired with AT&T’s 5G network.

“Our flight attendants are the finest professionals taking to the skies day in and day out, so when we were looking for outstanding products that meet the Delta standard, Apple and AT&T were top of mind,” said Allison Ausband, SVP – In-Flight Service. “This relationship is a step toward the future of a more connected and human onboard experience.”

According to Delta, the iPhone 12 mobile device with SkyPro will open the door to features that can transform the everyday job of Delta’s flight attendants, both on and off the aircraft.

For example, the Apple-designed A14 Bionic, which is currently the fastest chip in a smartphone, can deliver a seamless augmented reality (AR) experiences to provide flight attendants with immersive training materials, as well as the latest inflight catering inventory. Using the camera on iPhone 12 and augmented reality, flight attendants will be able to easily visualise where items are stowed.

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StanChart to cut branch network in half, quarterly profit beats expectations - Reuters

LONDON (Reuters) - Standard Chartered PLC is to reduce its global branch network by half to around 400 to cut long-term costs after the British bank reported a stronger than expected first-quarter profit.

FILE PHOTO: A logo of Standard Chartered is displayed at its main branch in Hong Kong, China, Aug. 1, 2017. REUTERS/Bobby Yip

The Asia, Africa and Middle East-focused lender, which had as many as 1,200 branches worldwide in 2014, said on Thursday it will shrink the network to a third of that total as it also gives up office space worldwide.

“Those markets that are higher on branch numbers we’ll be looking at more closely,” StanChart’s CFO Andy Halford told reporters, without giving more details, beyond noting branch numbers in the lender’s most profitable market Hong Kong were modest.

The cost-cutting drive came as StanChart posted an 18% increase in first-quarter pre-tax profit, beginning a recovery from the economic hit caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

Pre-tax profit for January-March was $1.4 billion, versus $1.2 billion a year earlier, and compared with an average analyst forecast of $1.08 billion compiled by the British bank.

The improvement was driven by StanChart setting aside less cash to cover bad loans than it had done one year ago, as well as strong performance in its wealth management business.

LONG TERM PROFITABILITY

The move to cut branches, as well as previously announced plans to trim a third of the bank’s office space worldwide, show how StanChart is looking past short-term improvements in its results to tackle long-standing profitability challenges.

Like those of bigger rival HSBC, StanChart’s results showed how rock-bottom interest rates globally are squeezing banks’ profits, with its cash management division - usually a steady earner - seeing income fall 32%.

StanChart said it expected income to be similar this year to 2020, and to grow more the following year as fee-based businesses offset those being crushed by low interest rates.

One bright spot for StanChart was its often underperforming wealth management business, which had a record quarter with income up 21% on strong sales of foreign exchange and equities-related products.

Halford also confirmed that StanChart would have a look at the businesses rival Citi has put up for sale, since some were in markets where the bank already had operations, though said it was too early to decide which.

Citi said earlier this month it would withdraw from consumer banking in 13, mostly Asian markets, and Reuters reported, citing sources that StanChart as well as DBS and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group are among the potential bidders.

Standard Chartered shares rose more than 2% in London, among the strongest performers in the benchmark FTSE index and echoing earlier gains in its Hong Kong shares.

Last year, the bank pushed back its long-standing profitability goal of reaching a return on tangible equity of 10%, as it increased charges for bad loans due to the economic damage following the COVID-19 pandemic.

Unlike other British-based lenders such as HSBC and Lloyds that reported earlier this week, StanChart did not release a hefty chunk of the cash it set aside to cover bad loans, instead taking a further $20 million charge in the first quarter.

This, however, was down $354 million from the previous quarter and $936 million from the year-ago period.

Reporting by Lawrence White in London and Alun John in Hong Kong, additional reporting by Donny Kwok in Hong Kong; Editing by Muralikumar Anantharaman and Jane Merriman

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Wednesday, April 28, 2021

Brazil's Petrobras sells stake in NTS gas pipeline network - Reuters

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Brazil's state-owned oil company Petroleo Brasileiro SA (PETR4.SA) has approved the sale of its remaining 10% stake in the NTS gas pipeline network for 1.8 billion reais ($337 million) to Brookfield and Itausa SA, the company said in a statement on Wednesday.

In 2016, an investment-fund led by Canada's Brookfield Asset Management Inc and Brazil's Itausa S.A. purchased 90% of the more than 2,000 kilometers pipeline network from Petrobras for $5.2 billion.

Brookfield's fund now will own 100% of Nova Transportadora do Sudeste SA, as NTS is formally known.

Petrobras, as the Rio de Janeiro-based firm is known, will receive 1.5 billion reais, the company said, after dividend payments and contract adjustments.

($1 = 5.3425 reais)

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FCC to share network outage data more broadly - GCN.com

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FCC to share network outage data more broadly

The Federal Communications Commission is planning to expand the sharing of communications network disruption data with certain agencies during emergencies.

In a final rule to be published April 29 in the Federal Register, the FCC said it will permit the sharing of confidential data from the Network Outage Reporting System (NORS) and the Disaster Information Reporting System (DIRS) on a need-to-know basis with qualified state, Tribal and federal agencies that can use the information to prepare for or respond to a public-safety event.

NORS is a mandatory data collection system into which communication providers report network disruptions to wireline, wireless, paging, cable, satellite, VoIP and digital signaling services. DIRS is a similar system that collects information volunteered by communications providers about the operational status of their networks during a disaster.

Until now, access to outage report filings in NORS and DIRS were available only to the National Cybersecurity and Communications Integration Center at the Department of Homeland Security because they contain data that could threaten national security or corporate competitiveness.  DHS reviewed the data to assess the needs of affected areas and to coordinate emergency response efforts with state and local first responders. Other agencies could only access aggregated and anonymized data.

The new rule would give participating agencies access to the more granular outage information contained in NORS and DIRS, but it includes a number of security precautions, including limiting the number of users with read-only access to NORS and DIRS filings and requiring participating agencies to annually train users on their privileges and obligations.

The FCC also plans to build auditing capabilities into NORS and DIRS that will track which reports specific users access and when they are accessed.

“Bringing those officials into the DIRS and NORS systems will help minimize duplicative reporting and ensure that different levels of government are working from the same playbook,” FCC Commissioner Geoffrey Starks said in a March 2 statement on the proposed ruling. “Securing and maintaining the confidentiality of those systems remains important, but I believe we can provide adequate protections while still expanding access to this lifesaving and recovery-enhancing information.”


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