Health Care

GE partners with NFL to study concussions

General Electric (GE) announced a new $60 million research and innovation partnership with the National Football League on Monday.

Milwaukee Biz Blog: Walker inches into health care reform

Taxpayers in Wisconsin should be encouraged that Gov. Walker has finally put his toe into reform waters for the delivery of health care to state employees, according to John Torinus.

Godden joins SVA Healthcare Services

Scott Godden has been named the new managing director of SVA Healthcare Services LLC.

Pharmaceutical R&D facility planned in Mequon

Major Pharmaceuticals LLC, a producer of injectable syrums, plans to build a 78,664-square-foot office building for research and development on a vacant 7.7-acre site southeast of Executive Drive and Commerce Street in the Mequon Business Park.

Walker inches into health care reform

Taxpayers in Wisconsin should be encouraged that Gov. Walker has finally put his toe into reform waters for the delivery of health care to state employees.

Wisconsin employers earn Well Workplace Awards

The Wellness Council of America (WELCOA), with its local affiliate, the Wellness Council of Wisconsin, has presented the 2013 Well Workplace Awards in the state of Wisconsin.
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Froedtert names vice presidents

Froedtert Health has promoted Caryn Esten to vice president of planning and strategic support services and James Klauck to vice president of ancillary services.

Experts to share latest tips on wellness

As the Affordable Care Act is implemented, employers' vested stakes in the health and well-being of their employees will be greater than ever.

Health care reform presents opportunities for some firms

Many businesses in the U.S. are challenged with trying to figure out how to deal with, and how they will be affected by, federal health care reform.

Wisconsin hospitals say federal sequester would be costly

Over the next 10 years, the Wisconsin Hospital Association (WHA) estimates that the federal sequestration in Washington, D.C. will cost hospitals in the state $1 billion in Medicare payments if the required 2 percent across-the-board cuts mandated by Congress takes effect as planned March 1.

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