Guy Boulton
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Milwaukee, WI, United States
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Froedtert Health and ThedaCare joint venture to build so-called micro-hospitals in Oshkosh and Fond du Lac
The two projects, which also will include medical offices, are estimated to cost a total of $111.3 million. → Read More
What if doctors could write prescriptions for adequate housing? More than anything else, it might improve a person's overall health.
Providing housing to people who are chronically homeless, and women who are pregnant or who have a newborn child, is particularly important. → Read More
Milwaukee's Housing First programs shows how lifting people out of homelessness can improve health, and cut costs
The program, based on a national model, shows how stable, adequate housing can be more important than access to doctors and medicine. → Read More
Bradley Corp.'s WashBar shows that, believe it or not, commercial bathroom fixtures can be very cool
The commercial bathroom fixture combines soap, water and a hand dryer in a single, touchless fixture. → Read More
Outreach Community Health Centers plans $15 million expansion
The planned expansion will enable Outreach to consolidate services at its clinic at 210 W. Capitol Drive. → Read More
Advocate Aurora Health and other health systems to require COVID-19 vaccines for employees
The moves come as Wisconsin hospitals have seen an increase in patients with severe complications from the delta variant of COVID-19. → Read More
Children's Wisconsin and Medical College of Wisconsin to require COVID-19 vaccinations for employees
Ascension Wisconsin, Mayo Clinic Health System and SSM Health also are requiring employees to get the vaccine. → Read More
SSM Health and Mayo Clinic to mandate COVID-19 vaccines for employees in Wisconsin
Thirteen other large health systems in the state are not requiring employees get vaccinated. → Read More
Alliant Energy pledges to plant 1 million trees in Wisconsin, Iowa in the next decade
The company is the first to commit to Gov. Tony Evers’ initiative to plant 75 million trees in the state through 2030. → Read More
The Harvard Business School Club of Wisconsin will honor CEOs of health systems
The CEOs will be honored for their leadership during the pandemic. → Read More
Potawatomi Hotel & Casino in Milwaukee offering signing bonuses of up to $1,000 for new hires
More employers are turning to bonuses in the scramble to find workers as the economy recovers. → Read More
Froedtert Health plans rehabilitation hospital on Blue Mound Road in Wauwatosa
Froedtert Health's rehabilitation hospital, now within Froedtert Hospital, will move to the new site. → Read More
11 things experts say will help the rest of Wisconsin get vaccinated
Here are 11 ideas, from paid time off to free beer, for getting more people vaccinated in Wisconsin. → Read More
State announces an additional $46 million in grants for small businesses
An estimated 9,300 small businesses will receive $5,000 grants funded through the CARES Act. → Read More
Advocate Aurora Health buys Senior Helpers
Senior Helpers, which has revenue of $300 million a year, provides personal care workers through a network of franchises. → Read More
Scammers asking for credit card information to schedule vaccine appointments
Froedtert Health is warning that some patients have received fraudulent calls in which the callers say they are from the health system. → Read More
Pfizer, Moderna, J&J? Most in Wisconsin won't be given a choice of COVID-19 vaccine — and doctors say that's OK
Doctors and epidemiologists praise all three of the vaccines approved in the United States — and they recommend to get the one that is available. → Read More
Northwestern Mutual pledges $5 million to Children's Wisconsin cancer center
The gift is the company foundation's largest single donation as part of its Childhood Cancer Program. → Read More
Pregnant women face personal decision on whether to get COVID-19 vaccine
More pregnant women will be weighing what is known and not known about the vaccine — and their exposure to COVID — in the coming months. → Read More
Thousands of Wisconsin vaccine appointments have been canceled or delayed because of uncertainty over vaccine supply
With many now being eligible for a second dose, the demand will only get higher. Some health systems have stopped scheduling appointments altogether. → Read More