Health Care

Jeb Bush to keynote Medical College dinner on Monday

Former governor of Florida Jeb Bush is this year’s keynote speaker for the Medical College of Wisconsin’s Digestive Disease Center 2013 Healthcare Dinner.

Medical College awards $2.3 million for nine new projects

The Medical College of Wisconsin’s (MCW) Healthier Wisconsin Partnership Program (HWPP) will fund nine new community health projects totaling $2.3 million.

Sale to lead ProHealth Care Foundation

Waukesha-based ProHealth Care has announced it has hired Nora Sale to lead the ProHealth Care Foundation.

Assurant Health to cut 108 jobs, citing Obamacare

Milwaukee-based Assurant health has notified employees that approximately 108 positions are being eliminated by the end of the year, 65 of which are at the Milwaukee office.

BizTimes to unveil health care industry e-newsletter

The BizTimes Health Care Weekly e-newsletter will be launched Wednesday, Oct. 30.
The new newsletter will be sent free to subscribers. It will be sent out every Wednesday afternoon.

BizTimes to unveil health care industry e-newsletter

The BizTimes Health Care Weekly e-newsletter will be launched Wednesday, Oct. 30.
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Grant advances Endece’s research

Thanks to a $250,000 grant from the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Endece Neural is forging ahead with preclinical research of a drug compound that it believes could revolutionize treatment options for people living with multiple sclerosis (MS).

The Wellness Network acquires Logicare

The Wellness Network, the parent company of The Patient Channel, The Newborn Channel and HealthStyle Press, today announced it has acquired Eau Claire-based Logicare Corp., a leading hospital patient education software company.

The Rauser Agency moves to 411 Building

The Rauser Agency, a health insurance and employee benefits solutions firm, recently moved its downtown Milwaukee headquarters office across the street from 400 E. Wisconsin Ave. to the 411 E. Wisconsin Ave. tower.

Obama says web site glitches will be resolved

Responding to growing criticism and millions of frustrated citizens who have been unable to navigate through the Affordable Care Act web site to register for health care insurance, President Barack Obama addressed the nation today in the White House Rose Garden to assure the public that the computer glitches will be resolved.

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