Category: WHN Stories
Heal Without Harm Coalition vows to bring back fetal tissue proposals
A coalition of anti-abortion groups plan to bring back legislation restricting research on fetal tissue next session after the proposals didn’t make it into law this year, according to a Tuesday statement.
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MCW psychiatry consulting service exceeds first-year goals
The number of doctors enrolled in program allowing them to consult with a psychiatrist when providing care to new and expectant mothers has exceeded the project's first-year goals, according to data from its first nine months.
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Baldwin condemns short-term insurance policy proposal
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., joined a group of 46 other senators who signed a letter Monday urging the Trump administration to reconsider its proposed expansion of short-term health insurance plans.
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JFC signs off on compensation fund fees, ASC rate boost
The Legislature’s budget-writing committee approved a 10 percent decrease Friday in the fees that healthcare providers pay to participate in the Injured Patients and Families Compensation Fund. The fund covers large medical malpractice claims.
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UnityPoint Health notifies patients after security breach
UnityPoint Health, which owns Meriter Hospital in Madison, is notifying patients after a cybersecurity incident may have exposed the information of 16,000 patients. The health system isn’t aware of identify fraud or theft or inappropriate access to the system’s electronic health record system, a spokeswoman said Friday.
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Milwaukee County on track to end chronic homelessness
Milwaukee County is on the verge of becoming the largest county in the nation to eliminate chronic homelessness. Its program aims to provide housing and voluntary services to those who have been homeless for more than a year or four times within the last three years.
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