Month: December 2012

WHA has cheers, jeers for 'cost' report findings

Wisconsin Hospital Association leaders touted what they saw in a report Tuesday that showed health care costs moderating in southeastern Wisconsin but took umbrage at the lack of improvement in cost-shifting from government programs like Medicare to private payers. (MILWAUKEE BUSINESS JOURNAL, 12/6)

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Aspirus CEO plans 2013 retirement

Aspirus Inc. will need to find a new company president and CEO after Duane Erwin announced plans to retire in 2013. Erwin, 64, said Tuesday that he told the Aspirus Inc. Board of Directors in September about his plans to retire July 31 to allow Aspirus enough time to find his replacement. (WAUSAU DAILY HERALD, 12/5)

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Osteopathic school still possible

Wisconsin College of Osteopathic Medicine executive president and dean Dr. Gregg Silberg told Wisconsin Health News Tuesday that plans for a school in the state are still progressing, and an announcement with more information could come soon. “We are still here and moving forward,” Silberg said, declining to share any more details. (WHN, 12/5)

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Report cards are in for Wisconsin hospitals

Wisconsin hospitals recently received their grades for the safety of their facilities. It’s the second time The Leapfrog Group has published the ratings, and follows a national trend of consumer-friendly evaluation of hospitals and other providers. (WHN, 12/4)

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