Arizona proposal would let public know more about doctor misconduct. One lawmaker is blocking it

One state lawmaker is stalling a reform that would let Arizonans see whether their doctor has committed serious misconduct on the job, like sexual abuse and violence. Rep. Laurin Hendrix, R-Gilbert, has given little explanation for his opposition to House Bill 2312.An Arizona Republic investigation found records about doctors who removed a patient’s ovaries without consent…

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Snowbirds and West Coasters Are Flocking to Paradise Valley, Arizona, for Space and Privacy

When much of the U.S. is suffering through arctic freezes, the residents of Paradise Valley, Arizona, are donning shorts and hitting the golf courses.  That’s because they’re among the 13,000 residents of the Sonoran Desert town outside Phoenix, where they enjoy more than 300 days of sunshine and warm temperatures each year. It’s Arizona’s wealthiest…

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No job? No shame. Younger workers are opening up about unemployment.

Whether they’re taping layoffs or documenting their job searches, Gen Z and younger millennials are bringing candor to joblessness. Whether they’re taping layoffs or documenting their job searches, Gen Z and younger millennials are bringing candor to joblessness. See the entire article on Arizona’s unemployment, or, read more Arizona real estate investing news. The choice…

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Arizona tax credit empowers communities

Listen to this article I believe in a world where every person is thriving and has the hope of a promising future. As the CEO of Advance Community, a nonprofit health organization committed to improving health and providing hope with a vision of health equity for all, I know the importance of what accessing services…

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