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Wisconsin Examiner
Madison No Kings march focuses on early voting in midterm elections
MADISON – About 1,000 people gathered at 2 p.m. on a sunny Saturday afternoon for a No Kings protest in James Madison park near Lake Monona in downtown Madison. The crowd swelled to about 1,500 as protesters marched to the Capitol in a long line with police stopping traffic at intersections along the way. The […]
WBAY Green Bay
Oshkosh woman being medically transported from Utah to Madison hospital
MADISON, Wis. (WBAY) - An Oshkosh woman is being medically transported from Utah back to Wisconsin, where she’ll be treated at UW Health’s university hospital in Madison. Chris Kamke was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disease while visiting national parks in September. There is still no change in...
stoughtonnews.com
Stoughton Health cardiac program industry-certified
Stoughton Health is proud to announce the certification of its Cardiac Rehabilitation Program by the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation (AACVPR). The certification recognizes Stoughton Health’s commitment to providing high-quality care and improving the quality of life of cardiac patients. According to a Stoughton Health news release,...
oregonobserver.com
Trusted medical imaging care at Stoughton Health
When patients need diagnostic imaging, convenience and timely access can make all the difference. Stoughton Health’s Medical Imaging Department provides advanced imaging services close to home, helping patients get the answers they need quickly and comfortably. Located at Stoughton Hospital, the Medical Imaging Department offers a comprehensive range of...
GazetteXtra
Pauquette Center opens new office in Fort HealthCare
FORT ATKINSON — Expanded mental health services are available in Fort Atkinson after a partnership between Fort HealthCare and Pauquette Center for Psychological Services helped open a new office located in the Fort HealthCare outpatient area Aug. 3. An official ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Fort Atkinson Chamber of Commerce, along with an open house for the new office will take place Oct. 15 from 3-6 p.m. The public can meet Pauquette leaders and mental health providers while enjoying a snack and other activities at the open house. Some services Pauquette offers are therapy for individuals, couples and families. The Pauquette Center for Psychological Services has operated in rural Wisconsin for 60 years. Fort Atkinson joins Portage, Baraboo, Reedsburg, Columbus, Prairie du Sac, Whitewater and Madison, in hosting a Pauquette location. “Rural areas across Wisconsin are really hurting for (mental health) services — the need for mental health services has far exceeded the number of providers for years — And I think rural communities feel that more than anywhere else,” said Pauquette Center President and owner Lesley Chapin. “Sometimes there are health deserts in various areas of the state, so it’s great that Fort HealthCare exists and they’re a rural health
WIFR
Mercyhealth to build new emergency department, clinic in Wisconsin
Daily Cardinal
UW-CTRI receives $11.1 million for tobacco recovery treatment research
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Center for Tobacco Research and Intervention (UW-CTRI) received a $11.1 million grant from the National Cancer Institute for research and implementation of tobacco-use treatments at 16 Community Health Centers (CHCs) between Wisconsin and Massachusetts, announced UW-CTRI. According to a 2026 Center for Urban Population Health report,...
Daily Reporter
BUILDING BLOCKS: SSM Health Verona Outpatient Center
ADDRESS: 960 Valley Rd., Verona, Wis. PROJECT SIGNIFICANCE: In September, SSM Health opened a new Verona Outpatient Center, a $34 million, 40,000-square-foot ambulatory care facility in Verona, Wis. The center offers services such as primary care, eye care, orthopedics, women’s health, dermatology, nutrition counseling, diabetes education, laboratory services, imaging, and an optical retail space.
captimes.com
Tous les Jours delayed, Square burritos, and stock up on COVID tests
Editor's note: Below is the Thursday, Sept. 24 edition of the Food & Culture newsletter. If you want to receive it in your email inbox every Thursday (it's free!), subscribe at captimes.com/newsletters. Happy *sniff* fall 🍁. “I extroverted too close to the sun,” I texted a friend on Wednesday morning...