Category: WHN Stories
Commission backs more support to meet veterans’ mental health, long-term care needs
Wisconsin should provide additional resources to help connect veterans with mental health challenges to services and look at ways to buttress the workforce at state-run veterans homes, according to a report from a state commission.
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On the Record with Wisconsin Medical Society CEO Chumbley
Wisconsin Medical Society CEO Dr. Bud Chumbley is set to retire next month. Chumbley joined the society in November 2017, leading it through the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Westergaard: COVID-19 still a pandemic
Dr. Ryan Westergaard, chief medical officer of the Bureau of Communicable Diseases for the Department of Health Services, isn’t ready to label COVID-19 an endemic virus - a term he said most epidemiologists reserve for something that’s reached a steady state or is predictable.
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Kaplan talks COVID-19 lessons, health system expansion
UW Health CEO Dr. Alan Kaplan weighed in on the lessons of the COVID-19 pandemic, his health system’s efforts to expand care and how mergers in the state could affect them during a Wisconsin Health News Newsmaker event Thursday.
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Kind ‘disappointed’ by repeal of Medicare rule on breakthrough device coverage
U.S. Rep. Ron Kind, D-La Crosse, recently criticized President Joe Biden’s administration for repealing a rule expediting Medicare coverage of breakthrough medical devices and urged fast action on policy ensuring those in the program receive access to the new technology.
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Health systems struggle as COVID-19 patient census soars
Wisconsin health systems are deferring care, struggling with discharging people to nursing homes and facing staffing challenges as they grapple with the state’s latest COVID-19 surge fueled by the delta variant.
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