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Roseville Home Healthcare Worker Charged With Felonies
Sterling Hts., MI - Shonda Natasha Davis, 45, of Roseville, was recently arraigned in the 41A District Court in Sterling Heights on one count each of Identity Theft, a 5-year felony, and Unauthorized Practice of a Health Profession, a 4-year felony, announced Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel. It is alleged...
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Flint water crisis takes center stage in thriller coming to Detroit
DETROIT, MI -- A theatrical thriller inspired by the Flint water crisis is coming to Detroit next week, with performances and discussions featuring water justice advocates and journalists. "The Poisoner," a 90-minute neo-noir thriller, will be performed Oct. 29–31 at Marygrove Theatre, 8425 W. McNichols Road, marking the final stop...
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Health care affordability bus tour makes Michigan stops
KALAMAZOO — A national campaign calling for more affordable health care made stops in Kalamazoo and Lansing this week. According to Michigan News Connection, advocacy group Protect Our Care is urging Congress to restore enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits and reverse Medicaid funding reductions. The group also wants...
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Troy Gets $110M Heart and Imaging Campus as Michigan Medicine Expands
University of Michigan regents have signed off on spending up to $110 million to build two new interconnected medical facilities in Troy, a cardiovascular center and an advanced imaging center, that will sit beside a specialty care campus already rising on the former Kmart headquarters site. The vote came at the Board of Regents meeting on Oct. 16, setting in motion the next phase of Michigan Medicine's push to bring more of its Ann Arbor-caliber care into Oakland County.
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Medicare Open Enrollment: Getting the most out of your health insurance
Healthcare changes as you age. If you're over the age of 65, you are now eligible for Medicare, but it's not as straightforward as it sounds. Open Enrollment runs from October 15th through December 7th. Michael Masserant, of the Retirement Education Foundation, shares what you need to know before electing coverage or re-enrolling. For more visit, refedu.org.
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McDonald Rivet and healthcare advocates highlight how healthcare cuts crush families as Protect Our Care Bus Tour rolls into Flint
FLINT, Mich. – Congresswoman Kristen McDonald Rivet (MI-08) rallied alongside local health care advocates, experts and patients October 19 for the Protect Our Care’s “Sick of It! Fix Health Care Now” bus tour, calling out those who are taking a wrecking ball to our healthcare system.
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State plans to replace aging Toledo psychiatric hospital
COLUMBUS — The building that houses Northwest Ohio Behavioral Healthcare has reached the end of its useful life and requires a full replacement, according to the Ohio Department of Behavioral Health. The department discussed its plans to replace the state-owned and operated psychiatric hospital at 930 S. Detroit Ave. in a funding request that was approved by the Ohio Controlling Board on Monday. Northwest Ohio Behavioral Healthcare provides inpatient care for acutely mentally ill adults from northwest Ohio. The facility was renamed from Northwest Ohio Psychiatric Hospital in 2024, while its overseeing agency, formerly the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services, changed its name in 2025. The Ohio Controlling Board released approximately $2.9 million for the department to enter a contract with LevelHEADS Inc. The architectural firm was selected by both the department and the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission to support all phases of the design and construction process. Vanessa McMahon, legislative liaison for the Ohio Department of Behavioral Health, said the building was originally designed as a geriatric facility in the 1970s. “The building is really old,” Ms. McMahon said. “There are places that just aren’t as safe as they could be for a psychiatric hospital.” She
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Last Sign of the Beefcarver in Michigan Announces Closing
After 70 years in business, Michigan’s last remaining Sign of the Beefcarver restaurant in Royal Oak is closing its doors. The spot is known for home-cooked meals that are steamed or baked, never fried. Think roast beef, salads, mac & cheese, steamed vegetables, desserts, and more. Once the announcement...
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This Michigan Town Has A Healthcare System So Advanced It Ranks Among America’s Best
Ann Arbor may be famous for classrooms and football Saturdays, but its medical campus tells a different story about what the city does well. Here, expert care, research, and training overlap in a busy complex designed for everything from routine testing to highly specialized treatment. National recognition gives the campus...
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DTE Energy attacks $100 million fine for Zug Island pollution on appeal, says order for community funds ‘crossed a line’
DTE is appealing a February federal court ruling that found Southeast Michigan’s electric service provider responsible for Clean Air Act violations by EES Coke Battery and entered a $100-million judgment against DTE.