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Milwaukee grocery store, pharmacy closures; Council takes action
MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee is trying to reverse the trend of grocery store and pharmacy closures. Since 2025, seven full-service grocery stores have closed in Milwaukee County. On Tuesday, Milwaukee's Common Council approved several proposals that aim to stop that. The backstory:. One proposal asked for a plan, ordering the Department...
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Senior Living Mega Campus With Memory Care Eyed for Milwaukee’s Far Northwest Side
A Milwaukee developer is looking to bring a 171-unit senior living campus to the city’s far northwest side, pairing market-rate apartments with a dedicated memory-care building. The complex would rise on vacant land next to Kingdom Faith Fellowship Church at 11919 W. Bradley Road, targeting older adults with a mix of townhouse-style senior flats, apartments and specialized memory care.
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Wisconsin woman fights $23,000 bill for knee surgery
A Glendale woman received a bill for $23,700 for knee surgery that she thought would be covered by insurance, leading to a dispute between United Healthcare and the Midwest Orthopedic Specialty Hospital. The Brief. A Glendale woman received a bill for more than $20,000 for a surgery she thought would...
WBAY Green Bay
Children’s Wisconsin Patients Get a New Stage to Shine: A Seacrest Studio Is Coming
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (WBAY) - Children’s Wisconsin has been selected by the Ryan Seacrest Foundation as they expand their growing network as the 16th Seacrest Studio. The 1,250-square-foot studio is scheduled to open in the summer of 2028 and will be located in the lobby of the Children’s Wisconsin Milwaukee Hospital.
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Council legislation creates solutions to help retain fresh food, grocery and pharmacy access
In a major step toward strengthening food access, supporting local businesses, and addressing long-standing inequities in our neighborhoods, the Common Council this week approved a comprehensive series of actions (and $2.8 million in funding) aimed at stabilizing and expanding grocery and pharmacy access across the city. This coordinated effort brings...
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'I’ve always had a desire to take care of people': Chief nursing officer retires after 40 years with Ascension Wisconsin
BROOKFIELD, Wis. — Balloons, flowers and messages of well wishes are pouring in as Mary Jo Kohout wraps up her final days with Ascension Wisconsin. Since 2014, Kohout has served as the chief nursing officer and chief operating officer at Ascension Elmbrook. Her career in nursing started in 1986...
wisbusiness.com
Children’s Wisconsin embracing AI applications in health care, leader says
Children’s Wisconsin is taking a measured approach to integrating AI, embracing the technology’s applications in medicine while remaining cautious about potential pitfalls. That’s according to President and CEO Gil Peri, who addressed members of the Rotary Club of Milwaukee yesterday during the group’s latest meeting. The...
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Milwaukee addresses grocers, pharmacies leaving city with new legislation
A Milwaukee committee advanced an ordinance requiring grocers and pharmacies to provide a 60-day written notice before closing to allow the city time to intervene. Officials moved to declare "food apartheid"—defined as a racialized system denying fresh food access to people of color—as a public health emergency. Common...
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Fundraiser aims to expand dental care for southeast Wisconsin kids
WAUKESHA, Wis. - Leaders at a nonprofit dental clinic say there are 100,000 children in southeast Wisconsin in need of dental services. A fundraiser this week aims to bring smiles to more kids while addressing barriers many families face when trying to access care. An 8-year-old boy who receives care...
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Serenity Inns: Fills health care gap after closure of City on a Hill
MILWAUKEE (April 6, 2026) — In response to the recent closure of City on a Hill, Serenity Inns Inc. is stepping forward to support continuity of care for individuals impacted by the loss of services and to call for a coordinated, community-wide response. The shutdown of City on a...
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Cancer Fight Gets a Local Boost as Wauwatosa Lands Wisconsin's First Proton Center
Cancer patients in eastern Wisconsin now have an in-state option for one of the most precise forms of radiation care. On March 27, 2026, Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin opened the state’s first proton therapy center at Froedtert Hospital in Wauwatosa. The single-room clinic brings high-precision radiation to both adults and children, giving families a local alternative to out-of-state proton treatment. Hospital leaders say the new program is expected to cut travel burdens for patients and open doors to more clinical trials close to home.
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Thedacare And Apricity Expand Emergency Bedside Recovery Support Program
Thedacare And Apricity Expand Emergency Bedside Recovery Support Program. Services Now Available at Oshkosh and Fond du Lac Campuses. ThedaCare and Apricity are expanding the Emergency Department to Recovery (ED2Recovery+) program to two additional health campuses, bringing bedside recovery support to more patients experiencing substance use in northeast and central Wisconsin.
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Ascension Wisconsin Boss Steps Aside As Hospital Shakeups Roil Milwaukee
Daniel Jackson, ministry market CEO of Ascension Wisconsin, will step down from his role on April 17, a leadership exit landing right as the system reshapes services and works through disputes with insurers across the region. According to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Jackson's departure is scheduled for April 17, 2026,...