Network Health has appointed Michael Muchnicki interim CEO and president. He succeeds Sheila Jenkins, who will serve as a senior advisor to the president until her retirement next January. Jenkins led Network for 14 years. (WHN, 4/8)
As more health systems invest their own resources in developing and commercializing innovations, companies like Madison-based Catalyze, that specialize in healthcare data integration and compliance, expect at least some of their focus to shift to providers. (WHN, 4/7)
CHIPPEWA FALLS – On March 29, the United Way of the Greater Chippewa Valley honored area businesses and individuals who have shown significant support for United Way and to the community at the Chippewa Valley Spirit Awards....
Read MoreGreen Bay – The nation’s oldest and largest accrediting body in health care has awarded HSHS St. Vincent Hospital and HSHS St. Mary’s Hospital Medical Center in Green Bay its Gold Seal of Approval for Orthopedic Joint...
Read MoreMADISON—Clarence Chou, MD, of Mequon is one of two recipients of the Wisconsin Medical Society’s Presidential Citation. Doctor Chou, a staff psychiatrist with the Milwaukee County Behavioral Health Division, received the...
Read MoreMADISON—U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R, Janesville) was recognized by the Wisconsin Medical Society as a Presidential Citation recipient during the organization’s Annual Meeting April 2-3 in...
Read MoreMADISON — George M. Lange, MD, of River Falls received the Wisconsin Medical Society’s prestigious Director’s Award—the organization’s highest honor—during the Society’s Annual Meeting April 2-3 in Madison. He was presented the...
Read MoreBipartisan bill boosts the healthcare workforce to help Americans with life-threatening illnesses WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin introduced a bipartisan reform to grow, improve and sustain the palliative care and...
Read MoreWorkplace wellness programs may not always cut healthcare costs but could help improve employees' health outcomes, said panelists at a Wisconsin Health News luncheon in Milwaukee Tuesday. (WHN, 4/6)
The Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) has received two grants totaling $2.8 million to investigate treatments for diseases of the kidney. The first grant is a 5-year, $2.3 million grant from the National Institutes of Health’s...
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