Author: Tim Stumm

The Dohmen Company Foundation in Milwaukee will donate $3 million over three years to Eat Real, a San Francisco-based children’s health nonprofit that supports school nutrition leaders. 

Forty-seven Democratic lawmakers released a bill Tuesday that would create a public option, establish a health plan for low-income individuals and small businesses, and create a state-based health insurance exchange.  

Mayo Clinic Health System in Eau Claire plans to expand its emergency department. 

ThedaCare will close a clinic in Weyauwega on June 30. 

Hospital workforce vacancy rates continue to improve, according to the latest look released by the Wisconsin Hospital Association Tuesday. However, rates are still more than double what they were before the pandemic. 

MGS, a Germantown-based healthcare contract development and manufacturing organization, acquired a European company with more than 40 years of healthcare manufacturing experience. 

Milwaukee Public Schools is receiving federal dollars to boost its school psychology workforce by partnering with Alverno College in Milwaukee and the University of Wisconsin-Madison. 

Wisconsin will join the World Health Organization’s network that responds to public health emergencies, after President Donald Trump withdrew the United States from the organization, Gov. Tony Evers said Tuesday.

The Senate Committee on Health unanimously recommended passage Tuesday of a bill that would create a memory care designation for long-term care facilities. 

Medical College of Wisconsin CEO Dr. John Raymond criticized federal officials for reducing the number of recommended vaccines for kids, warning that such changes are already having a negative impact and are not based on science.