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U.S. News and World Report ranks Wisconsin children’s hospitals

by Sean Kirkby | Oct 8, 2024 | Hospitals, Top Stories | 0 |

U.S. News and World Report on Tuesday ranked Children’s Wisconsin in Milwaukee the top kids' hospital in the state.

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Local, tribal communities receive federal dollars for broadband access

by Sean Kirkby | Oct 8, 2024 | Health Tech, Top Stories | 0 |

More than $115 million will head to local and tribal communities for projects to boost broadband access at community centers, libraries and other community facilities, including for telehealth and health monitoring, Gov. Tony Evers’ administration said Monday.

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Ellie Mental Health opens Waukesha clinic

by Sean Kirkby | Oct 8, 2024 | Mental Health, Top Stories | 0 |

Ellie Mental Health has opened a third clinic in Wisconsin.

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Aspirus Stanley Hospital and Clinics names new leader

by Sean Kirkby | Oct 8, 2024 | Hospitals, People Watching, Top Stories | 0 |

Aspirus Stanley Hospital and Clinics has a new senior executive.

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Epic joins ambient AI research group

by Sean Kirkby | Oct 7, 2024 | Health Tech, Top Stories | 0 |

Epic, the Verona-based electronic health records giant, is part of a newly formed clinical research collaborative studying ambient artificial intelligence, which is used to analyze clinical conversations.

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FDA signs off on Cologuard Plus

by Sean Kirkby | Oct 7, 2024 | Health Tech, Top Stories | 0 |

Exact Sciences’ updated stool-based colon cancer screening test has received federal approval, the Madison-based company announced Friday.

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Medicaid expansion could help with long-term care workforce shortages, says Medicaid director

by Sean Kirkby | Oct 7, 2024 | Legislature, Medicaid/Medicare, Top Stories | 0 |

Taking additional federal dollars to expand Medicaid could help long-term care providers fill more shifts, Medicaid Director Bill Hanna said at a Friday panel.

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Centivo CEO talks expansion plans

by Sean Kirkby | Oct 4, 2024 | Insurance, Top Stories | 0 |

Fresh off raising $75 million, Centivo plans to expand, including in Wisconsin.

Milwaukee-area orthopedic, pain treatment groups join forces with Surgery Partners

by Sean Kirkby | Oct 3, 2024 | Hospitals, Top Stories | 0 |

About a dozen orthopedic and pain treatment groups in southeast Wisconsin have entered into a joint venture with Surgery Partners, a Tennessee-based operator of surgical facilities.

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BadgerCare Plus enrollment rises

by Sean Kirkby | Oct 3, 2024 | Medicaid/Medicare, Top Stories | 0 |

BadgerCare Plus enrollment rose in August, two months after the program completed a yearlong process of phasing back in renewals.

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Madison College unveils surg tech program expansion

by Sean Kirkby | Oct 3, 2024 | Education, Top Stories | 0 |

Madison College last month unveiled a $3.7 million renovation of its surgical technology program and health simulation center at its Truax campus on Madison’s east side.

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Department of Corrections agrees to ensure access for people who are deaf, hard of hearing

by Sean Kirkby | Oct 2, 2024 | Top Stories | 0 |

The Wisconsin Department of Corrections and the federal Department of Justice have reached a settlement agreement to ensure that incarcerated people who are deaf or hard of hearing have equal access to programs, services and activities.

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