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SSM Health welcomes new orthopedic surgeon Dr. Gavin Hautala
SSM Health welcomes new orthopedic surgeon Dr. Gavin Hautala. SSM Health is pleased to welcome orthopedic surgeon Dr. Gavin Hautala to SSM Health Fond du Lac Regional Clinic, Health Plaza A, 421 Camelot Drive and SSM Health Fond du Lac Regional Clinic – Orthopedics – Ripon, 835 Parkside Street, within SSM Health Ripon Community Hospital.
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Mishicot electors to vote on $125,000 levy hike for ambulances
MISHICOT – Town of Mishicot residents will decide Nov. 24 whether to raise the town's property tax levy by $125,000, mostly to cover a steep jump in ambulance service costs. A special town elector meeting is set for 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 24, at the Mishicot VFW Hall, 314 W. Main St. See Nov. 3 election results: Here's what Tuesday's election results mean for Manitowoc County If electors approve, the increase would appear on the 2026 tax bills mailed in December. It would continue each year until electors vote to change it, according to a notice dated Nov. 5 from the Town Clerk's Office. What it would cost The increase would add about 72 cents to a tax bill for every $1,000 of assessed property value, the notice says. For example, a property assessed at $300,000 would owe about $216.86 more in the town's portion of the tax bill. Two Rivers done with Flock: Two Rivers ends Flock contract, but cameras stay up until spring Why the town wants more money The town says it has had to change how ambulance service is provided to residents. Service now comes from the City of Two Rivers Emergency Medical Services, a division
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Milwaukee Clinic Opens Pharmacy Monday as Walgreens Closures Leave Gaps
Lisbon Avenue Health Center — Approximate Site of New Pharmacy. A Milwaukee health center is opening its own retail pharmacy Monday, October 26, offering comprehensive prescription care to anyone who walks in — not just its own patients. Progressive Community Health Centers says the new pharmacy, called Progressive Community Rx, will begin filling prescriptions at 8 a.m. on the lower level of its Lisbon Avenue Health Center at 3522 W. Lisbon Ave.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
More mobile crisis units needed for mental health response | Letters
Tragedy occurs as a result of untreated mental illness. For example, the deaths of babies and children, school shootings, defensive police shootings. Perhaps what has worked in the past may help. Years ago, before the 90’s, the public health department made home visits to every newborn baby regardless of income or immigration status. These registered nurses were able to assess the baby and the mother. They could detect child abuse and post-partum depression and obtain the necessary resources. There also existed, prior to the Reagan administration , mental health clinics located within each community called catchment areas. These clinics were staffed by mental health professionals and treated clients of all insurance and incomes. One partial solution to the shortage of mental health professionals: clinical psychologists, psychiatrists and advanced practice nurses, would be to pay for a portion of their education in exchange for practicing for four years in the area mental health care. He deserves a second chance: Tony Romo was in a class by himself as an NFL commentator | Letter Many communities, including Milwaukee, have a mobile crisis unit staffed by mental health professionals who, along with the police, respond to someone in acute situations. More of these
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Milwaukee leaders urge residents to get flu, COVID-19 vaccines as respiratory illness season begins
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) — With respiratory illness season underway, Milwaukee leaders are encouraging residents to take steps to protect themselves and their families. Mayor Cavalier Johnson joined local health officials Thursday to emphasize the importance of staying up to date on flu and COVID-19 vaccinations. Officials said vaccination rates...
Wisconsin Examiner
Clinic union certified, but Rogers Behavioral declines to say it will start bargaining
A federal official has affirmed the pro-union vote at a West Allis mental health clinic, rejecting challenges to the outcome lodged by Rogers Behavioral Health. The decision, issued Oct. 15 by National Labor Relations Board regional director Jennifer Hadsall, certifies the National Union of Healthcare Workers as the official representative for employees at the Rogers […]
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Aurora Health Care teammates plant 100 trees at Milwaukee’s Popuch Park
Initiative supports healthier communities and progress toward 30,000-tree goal. Aurora Health Care, part of Advocate Health, joined Milwaukee County Parks staff and community leaders Tuesday to plant 100 trees at Popuch Park, supporting efforts to expand Milwaukee’s urban tree canopy and create healthier, more resilient neighborhoods. The event supports...
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World Menopause Day Shines a Light on Women’s Midlife Changes; Menopausal Health Conference Set for November 14 in Milwaukee, WI
In recognition of World Menopause Day on October 18, A Woman’s Harvest invites women, menopause health professionals, and community leaders to the Menopausal Health Conference on November 14, 9:00-4:00pm at 821 N 27th Street, Milwaukee, WI. The Menopausal Health Conference is a multi-discipline and multi-cultural event featuring segments on perimenopause and menopause basics, Indigenous healing, holistic care, sound healing, and menopause legislation.
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National Labor Relations Board files complaint over illegal firings at Rogers Behavioral Health
WEST ALLIS, Wis. — The National Labor Relations Board has filed a complaint against Rogers Behavioral Health, claiming the organization illegally fired six workers at its West Allis treatment center. The firings came as workers were in the middle of trying to form a union. According to the NLRB,...