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MyMichigan Alma nurses’ plan 72-hour work stoppage
ALMA, Mich. (WNEM) - Registered nurses at MyMichigan Medical Center Alma plan to go on strike for three days to protest the alleged unfair labor practices and advocate for a fair contract. The Michigan Nurses Association said nurses at the hospital voted in May to give their bargaining team the...
The Saginaw News
MyMichigan Clare main entrance closes for construction
CLARE, MI – MyMichigan Medical Center Clare will temporarily close its main hospital entrance through January 2027 to complete the second phase of its expansion and revitalization project. The closure will allow construction crews to build a new main entrance with enhanced patient registration and waiting areas, improved wayfinding,...
mt-pleasant.net
A Path Back to Living: Madisen’s Story of Healing at Alma’s PHP
ALMA, Mich. – Madisen Satterlee of Mt. Pleasant has experienced depression on and off since childhood and has worked with many mental health professionals in her 27 years. Her most recent episode affected her ability to enjoy the things she loved most including a love for photography, movies, beauty makeup and hair styling. She found herself without motivation and reached a point where she wasn’t sure she wanted to live. Thanks to treatment in the Psychiatric Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) at MyMichigan Medical Center Alma, Satterlee has returned to her creative passions.
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CMU Medical Education Building Approved for Saginaw Medical Diamond
Central Michigan University’s Board of Trustees has given final approval for a new $100 million medical education building in Saginaw. The building will be named the MyMichigan Health CMU Medical Education Building, recognizing MyMichigan Health’s financial support for the project. Construction is expected to begin once final preparations are complete. University officials say the building will consolidate all four years of CMU’s College of Medicine in Saginaw for the first time, with first and second year students currently studying in Mount Pleasant while most upper level students train in Saginaw.
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Mt. Pleasant woman charged for neglecting elderly client
LANSING, Mich. (WJRT) - Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel announced criminal charges against four Michigan residents as part of a national health care fraud takedown, including an Isabella County woman. The charges were announced as part of the U.S. Department of Justice's National Health Care Fraud Takedown. The campaign is...
midmichigannow.com
Local pharmacy owners host a roundtable discussion in Clio over insurance issues
CLIO, Mich.— In the discussion the owners of local pharmacies say that insurance companies and Pharmacy Benefit Managers are causing many independent pharmacies to close. The roundtable discussion was hosted at Our Family Pharmacy in Clio. The owner of the pharmacy, Kyle Brotherton, says Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBM) control...
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Mt. Pleasant woman charged with Medicaid fraud
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MyMichigan Alma nurses going on a temporary strike starting July 3
ALMA, Mich. (WJRT) - Registered nurses at MyMichigan Medical Center Alma will go on strike for three days beginning at 7 a.m. July 3. The nurses will protest alleged unfair labor practices and advocate for a fair contract. The strike is scheduled to end by 7 a.m. July 6. The...
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Groundbreaking planned for Standish medical facility
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Saginaw weighs future of historic water treatment plant
The historic Saginaw Water Treatment Plant faces an uncertain future as city officials work to determine if the historic plant will live beyond its fast approaching 100-year anniversary. The plant is one of the largest in Michigan, treating about 52 million gallons of water every day. It pumps water to...
abc12.com
Saginaw health fair connects residents with community services
SAGINAW, Mich. (WJRT) - A health and wellness fair brought dozens of community resources together in Saginaw on Tuesday. Saginaw Transit Authority Regional Services, or STARS, hosted the event at its Johnson Street headquarters. Residents had the chance to connect with local organizations offering health care, mental health support, family...