Health Care
Rogers Memorial Hospital-Brown Deer adds services
Earlier this month, Rogers Memorial Hospital-Brown Deer put into effect several additional specialized services for children, teens and adults.
Cultivate by Standard Process offering chiropractic certification course
Palmyra-based Cultivate by Standard Process has announced a new chiropractic certification course that offers a new corporate path for both practitioners and the profession. Cultivate is a corporate wellness offering of Standard Process, a manufacturer of whole food supplements.
Common Ground seeks board nominations
Brookfield-based Common Ground Healthcare Cooperative is now accepting nominations for its board of directors.
Community Care exec to serve on National PACE Association board
Kelly Carter, program officer at Brookfield-based Community Care Inc., has been elected to a three-year term on the board of directors at the National PACE Association.
BizTimes Media calling for Nonprofit Excellence Awards nominations
BizTimes Media invites southeastern Wisconsin’s business and nonprofit communities to nominate deserving individuals, companies and organizations for the inaugural BizTimes Nonprofit Excellence Awards.
Roundy’s offering walk-up flu shots
Milwaukee-based Roundy's Inc. is offering walk up flu shots at its Pick 'n Save, Copps, Metro Market and Mariano's stores during all pharmacy hours, with no appointment necessary.
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Integrated Health Network adds three to leadership team
Integrated Health Network of Wisconsin has bolstered its management team with the addition of a vice president and two directors.
Common Ground seeks board nominations
Brookfield-based Common Ground Healthcare Cooperative is now accepting nominations for its board of directors.
GE releases new portable ultrasound product
GE Healthcare, which has its U.S. headquarters in Wauwatosa, has released the newest version of its portable handheld ultrasound device, called the Vscan with Dual Probe.
Community Care exec to serve on National PACE Association board
Kelly Carter, program officer at Brookfield-based Community Care Inc., has been elected to a three-year term on the board of directors at the National PACE Association.
