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Next Generation Imaging Brings Upright MRI to Tennessee

Earlier this year, Next Generation Imaging LLC opened the doors of their Charlotte Avenue office near downtown Nashville. At the cornerstone of the diagnostic imaging center's services is the state's first Upright MRI. Read More »

Nelley & Company to move to new mid-rise office and retail complex in Hillsboro Village

While construction is not expected to be completed until September 2009, the firm’s founder, Rachel Nelley, is excited about moving “back to her old stomping grounds” in Hillsboro Village and the opportunity to work more closely with her father, John Nelley, Jr., who also practices law and is a successful real estate developer and entrepreneur. Read more »

Nashville at law: 4 August 2008
By E. Thomas Wood

Jane Doe M.D. v. Tennessee Department of Health. Filed July 25. An anonymous Nashville physician says the Division of Health Related Boards is pursuing her unfairly on charges of overprescribing, after dogging her with two other investigations in the past year. She seeks a court declaration that the authorities are making "unreasonable and unlawful" demands in the course of their probe. Plaintiff's attorney: Rachel C. Nelley of Nelley & Co. PLLC. Read more »

Dust settles on imaging dispute
By Walker Duncan

HSDA grants CON for upright MRI to Next Generation Imagining -- company was recently locked in battle with its former partner, both vying for the CON their defunct joint venture already held. Read more »

Imaging ventures' tiff provides insight into CON minefield
By Walker Duncan

The certificate-of-need process has its uses. The process, through which medical providers must gain state approval for plans to offer new services, controls the expansion of healthcare and helps keep duplicative offerings to a minimum. Read more »