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WNDU

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Michigan lawmakers try to ease healthcare worker shortage

Michigan · 10-01

9&10 News

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Munson Healthcare launches Medicaid support resources ahead of 2027 changes

Munson Healthcare is launching new resources to help Medicaid recipients navigate upcoming changes to eligibility and renewal requirements.

Traverse City, MI · 10-01

midmichigannow.com

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Michigan to get first prefabricated clinical exam rooms at McLaren Bay West campus

FLINT, Mich. — Michigan is set to get its first prefabricated clinical exam rooms as part of the new McLaren Bay West Campus. The prefabricated rooms will be installed at the new campus and are described as a major milestone in the project’s construction. The rooms are expected...

Michigan · 10-01

kdl.org

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Community Workshops Help Residents Navigate Medicaid Changes

As federal Medicaid eligibility changes take effect, community partners across West Michigan are helping residents understand their healthcare options and keep their benefits up to date. In August, the West Michigan Medicaid Task Force, Kent County Health Equity Council and West Michigan Welcome Plan Collaborative worked with local organizations to...

Michigan · 10-02

WNEM

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McLaren Bay Region installs Michigan’s first prefabricated clinical exam room pods

BAY CITY, Mich. (WNEM) — McLaren Bay Region is marking a milestone in construction of its West Campus site. Installation started today on what the health care company says are the first prefabricated clinical exam room pods in the state. McLaren says completing significant portions of the exam rooms...

Michigan · 10-01

UpNorthLive.com

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Munson adds $150K for street medicine, bringing total investment since 2024 to $300K

WEXFORD COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) -- Munson Healthcare is continuing its investment in street medicine. The program is designed primarily to serve people experiencing homelessness, but doctors say anyone facing barriers to traditional healthcare can use the service. Munson Healthcare is putting another $150,000 toward street medicine this year, bringing its...

Manton, MI · 10-01

WOOD TV8

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The Hope Network receives a $600,000 grant for mental health aid

A $600,000 grant has been awarded to the Hope Network to expand mental health services and suicide prevention training across the state.

Michigan · 10-01

WILX-TV

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Bills introduced to ease Michigan’s health care worker shortage

LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - A new package of bills at the state Capitol aims to open the door for thousands of Michiganders to work in hospitals, nursing homes and other care settings by easing long-standing hiring restrictions tied to criminal records. The legislation comes as Michigan faces a massive...

Michigan · 10-01

littleguidedetroit.com

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Your guide to an Easier Open Enrollment Period with Priority Health

Fall can feel like an appropriate name for a season so filled with change. You fall back into school routines, fall back an hour for the end of Daylight Saving… and with your kids back in class, probably fall ill from all the shared germs they bring home. It’s...

Michigan · 10-01

WILX

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Bills introduced to ease Michigan’s health care worker shortage

Michigan · 10-01

Kalamazoo Gazette

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A rural Michigan town lost its hospital. The impact goes beyond healthcare.

ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, MI -- When the doors of Sturgis Hospital shut for the last time in June, the surprise announcement of its closure left many locals shaken, angry and grieving. The loss of a small-town hospital “is a huge deal” for its entire community, said Colon resident RuthAnn Kuhlmann,...

Sturgis, MI · 09-28

farmprogress.com

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Michigan invests $1.9M to help deal with PFAS contamination

The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is putting nearly $2 million toward research that benefits Michigan farmers dealing with PFAS contamination concerns. If you're worried about PFAS affecting your farm, this research will help answer these critical questions:. How much PFAS is in your soil and water?. Which...

Michigan · 09-30

beckershospitalreview.com

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Colorado-based rural hospital alliance names new CFO

Grand Junction, Colo.-based Western Healthcare Alliance has hired Ginette Sebenaler as CFO of the rural hospital alliance and its family of companies. Ms. Sebenaler will oversee all financial functions across the organization, according to a Sept. 24 Western Healthcare Alliance news release. She will develop strategies to expand the alliance’s impact for its rural members and clients.

Colorado · 09-29

michiganbusinessnetwork.com

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MICHBIO: Michigan Medical Device Summit Is Next Week

The 2026 Michigan Medical Device Summit™ is just over one week away. Join Michigan’s medtech community on September 30 at Washtenaw Community College in Ann Arbor for a full day of industry insights, connections, and conversations focused on the issues shaping medical device innovation. Learn more and register...

Ann Arbor, MI · 09-29

northernexpress.com

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Help Is on the Way for Substance Use Disorder in Northern Michigan

Traverse City’s Addiction Treatment Services to unveil plans for new facility at Art of Recovery 2026. According to the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS), 8.2 percent of Michigan adults currently experience substance use disorder (SUD). Opioids, synthetic drugs, alcohol, and prescription medications still drive the majority...

Traverse City, MI · 09-26

beckersdental.com

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Michigan dental office manager charged with Medicaid fraud

An office manager at a Michigan dental practice has been charged with defrauding the state’s Medicaid program. Lina Abraham, 41, worked at Dearborn (Mich.) Family Smiles. She allegedly used the clinic’s practice’s former name, Artistic Dentistry, to repeatedly bill Medicaid for dental crowns that were never provided, according to a Sept. 24 news release from the Michigan attorney general’s office.

Michigan · 09-24

Michigan Advance

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Trinity Health layoffs expose the danger of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act

Recently, Trinity Health in Livonia, Michigan announced a mass layoff of 557 workers, citing federal cuts to Medicare and Medicaid as a direct catalyst for their decision. These devastating cuts are the result of congressional Republicans’ One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). The law makes historic cuts to Medicaid over the next decade, leaving states […]

Michigan · 09-23

WILX

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Flu, COVID vaccination rates decline as respiratory illness season begins

Michigan · 09-26

WJR

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Health Experts Monitor COVID-19 Uptick Across Michigan

September 25, 2026 ~ Chris Renwick and Lloyd Jackson speak with Corewell Director of Infectious Disease Research, Matthew Sims. Covid is on the rise again in the country. Who needs to be concerned and do we need to get vaccinated?. LANSING, Mich. ~ COVID-19 infections are increasing in parts of...

Michigan · 09-25

wghn.com

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Congresswoman Scholten Announces $11.6 Million for Health Care Research and Supportive Services in West Michigan

WASHINGTON, DC — Congresswoman Hillary Scholten (D-MI-03) announced $11,656,359 for a variety of medical research projects and investments in community health and well-being services across West Michigan. The funding is through the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). “West Michigan continues to lead the way in medical...

Michigan · 09-24