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Community conversations with senior citizens are beginning as a means to fill gaps in the state's department of health and human services.
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Michigan's healthcare workforce will need to increase 23% by 2028 to meet the projected demand for Alzheimer's and dementia care.
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One bill package overhauls how Michigan handles waste in hopes of raising the state’s recycling rate. It sets new goals and standards for waste management while promoting the re-use of materials.
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Three West Michigan heart programs have formed an alliance providing an option for open-heart surgeryGrand Rapids had been the largest metropolitan area in the country with only one open-heart surgery program.
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The Ceribell Rapid Response EEG (electroencephalography) is helping central and northern Michigan rural hospitals with limited resources gain access to a patient's brain activity more quickly and is being touted as life saving.
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Munson Healthcare in Grayling, the Otsego County Ambulance Corp, and the Munising Memorial Hospital Association are the most recent recipients of funds from the USDA Michigan office.
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The Brain Injury Association of Michigan is launching a new fund to help victims of traumatic car accidents. This fund is a response to healthcare facilities shutting down due to changes in Michigan's no-fault laws.
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After months of negotiations, the Professional Employees Council of Sparrow Hospital voted to approve a new three-year contract Friday evening.
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The number of COVID-19 patients is at a pandemic high in Michigan.
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Michigan's new auto insurance law is forcing families of catastrophically injured loved ones to consider desperate measures.Wednesday, June 30, was the…