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Trinity Health Ann Arbor paves the way with new aortic valve procedure
Cardiac surgeons at Trinity Health Hospital in Ann Arbor are using robotic assistance to pave the way for a new aortic valve surgery procedure. Trinity Health Ann Arbor is one of the first hospitals in Michigan where surgeons operate a robot to repair aortic valves. Cardiac surgeon Dr. Robert Lyons...
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Business Beat : Hillsdale Hospital hosting Medicaid webinar
HILLSDALE, Mich.—Hillsdale Hospital is hosting an online webinar on Tuesday, October 6 from 12-1 p.m. to provide education to community members on upcoming Medicaid changes. The speakers will cover Medicaid enrollment, redeterminations, and work requirements and reporting. Participants will also have an opportunity to ask questions and receive live responses throughout the webinar.
abc12.com
Former Ann Arbor nurse accused of helping ICE detainee flee hospital
ANN ARBOR, Michigan (WWJ) -- A former Trinity Health Ann Arbor Hospital nurse is charged under a criminal complaint after she allegedly helped a man who was detained by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to flee the hospital. According to the eight-page complaint, 33-year-old Chloe Renae Freeman of Whitmore...
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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...
MLive
Ambulatory nurses frustrated by Michigan Medicine’s order to return to full-time office work
ANN ARBOR, MI - Ambulatory nurses at Michigan Medicine will soon no longer be working on a hybrid schedule and will be expected to return to work in person all week. Michigan Medicine’s ambulatory nurses told MLive/The Ann Arbor News they will be expected to return to work in person in 30-day stages.
The Ann Arbor News
Surgeons perform Ann Arbor hospital’s first robotic heart valve replacement
SUPERIOR TWP., MI — Cardiovascular surgeons at Trinity Health Ann Arbor Hospital completed the hospital’s first robotic-assisted aortic valve replacement. Trinity Health Michigan officials say it marks a new minimally invasive option for patients with aortic valve disease who would otherwise require traditional open-heart surgery. Dr. Robert Lyons...
WILX-TV
Flu, COVID vaccination rates decline as respiratory illness season begins
OKEMOS, Mich. (News 10) -The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends patients get vaccinated against the flu and COVID-19 in September or October. Across the country, some people are opting to skip those shots this year. Monia Stevenson, a Haslett resident, said she gets her flu shot every year.
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CarePatrol Offers Free Guidance for Families Navigating Senior Care
LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - Finding the right care for an aging loved one can quickly become overwhelming. On Studio 10, CarePatrol’s Nick Wake and social worker Rachel Wilson explained how their no-cost placement and advisory service guides Mid-Michigan families through the process. Much like a realtor, CarePatrol evaluates...
WILX-TV
The Battle Creek Enquirer
Oaklawn adds veteran ear, nose and throat specialist in Marshall
Michael Nosanov, a board-certified otolaryngologist with more than 30 years of experience, joined Oaklawn Medical Group — Ear, Nose & Throat on Sept. 21 in Marshall. The addition expands specialty care services at the practice, according to a community announcement. Nosanov treats conditions affecting the ears, nose, throat, head and neck, including sinus and ear disorders, thyroid disease, head and neck cancer, voice and swallowing disorders, and sleep apnea. Nosanov earned a medical degree from the State University of New York at Buffalo and completed a residency in otolaryngology at the University of Minnesota Hospitals and Clinics. He is certified by the American Board of Otolaryngology. “What attracted me to the specialty is the diversity of what we do, and not just disease, but age,” Nosanov said in the announcement. “There’s no age limit. We take care of everybody within the specialty.” Focus on patient education Nosanov said that communication and patient involvement have been key parts of his approach throughout his career. “I’ve always felt that educating the patient and having them involved seems to work really well,” Nosanov said in the announcement. “I try to explain in ways that anybody could understand and feel comfortable with, what we’re
WILX-TV
George McReynolds breaks down the hidden traps threatening your retirement savings
LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - Taxes and inflation can significantly diminish hard-earned retirement savings if individuals fail to plan ahead. Certified Financial Planner and best-selling author George McReynolds warns that while living longer is a blessing, it introduces critical financial risks detailed in his new book, The Longevity Trap. Early...
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Lansing roundtable to examine the local impact of SNAP, Medicaid cuts
LANSING, Mich. (News 10) - A roundtable discussion in Lansing will examine the local impact of changes to SNAP and Medicaid funding, as well as increased funding for immigration detention and deportations. The “See. Love. Vote.” roundtable will be led by NETWORK Advocates for Catholic Social Justice and more than...
WILX-TV
New Direct Primary Care Model Brings Low-Cost, Accessible Healthcare to Michigan School Districts
LANSING, Mich. (News 10) -Rising healthcare costs and busy workdays often make scheduling an annual checkup a frustrating, expensive hurdle. Now, a growing healthcare model is expanding across Michigan school districts—including Lansing, Corunna, and Van Buren—to streamline patient care. Dr. Paul Thomas, founder and CEO of Plum Health...