WISCONSINREPORT.COM (10/16/2014) [WORKFORCE] – With the second nurse now being infected with Ebola in the United States, the eyes of the American people turn to the threat of Ebola, the health and safety of the general public and the health and safety of the health care professionals who provide front line care to patients.
Read moreWISCONSINREPORT.COM (10/16/2014) [SHOPPING] – Shopko has announced the rollout of its expanded Omnichannel, which provides customers more access to product, including the ability to buy products on-line and ship them to your local store for free.
Read moreWISCONSINREPORT.COM (10/15/2014) [HEALTH] – While it may seem to some like summer never arrived, it is now fall and that means open enrollment for Medicare is here. Medicare open enrollment allows seniors to look at their existing drug and medical plans and decide whether or not to keep the coverage they have or switch to a new drug or Medicare Advantage plan.
Read moreWISCONSINREPORT.COM (10/12/2014) [HOLIDAYS] – The risk of a child being hit by a car is roughly four times higher on Halloween than on any other night of the year. That’s when more than 40 million children between the ages of 5 and 14 hit the trick-or-treat trails. The nation’s emergency physicians have some advice to help parents prevent their child, from ending up in the emergency department, because of an injury that could have been easily prevented. “Halloween is a special night that should be shared with family and friends,” said Dr. Michael Gerardi, president-elect of the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP). “You don’t want to remember it as
Read moreWISCONSINREPORT.COM (10/11/2014) [CAMPAIGNS] – As is usually the case following political debates, both sides in the first debate between Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker (R) and Democrat Mary Burke have declared their candidate made the most points in the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association debate.
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