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Visitor guidelines change in Northwest Wisconsin
Beginning Feb. 3, one visitor per patient will be allowed following additional guidelines.
Patients in Northwest Wisconsin to be contacted for COVID-19 vaccine eligibility
Mayo Clinic Health System will contact patients in Northwest Wisconsin when they are eligible, based on state guidance, to schedule an appointment to be vaccinated for COVID-19.
Grant money awarded to advance racial equity in Northwest Wisconsin
As part of its commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion, Northwest Wisconsin awarded a total of $20,000 in grants to four regional nonprofit organizations.
Baby blessings counted in 2020 in Northwest Wisconsin
What's in a name? Ask Madeline, Brynlee and Hadley. Or Henry, Brooks and Jack. Those names topped the lists of babies born in Northwest Wisconsin in 2020.
'Discover Gratitude' virtual challenge
Beginning Nov. 22, you can practice mindful thankfulness to boost spirits, feel happier and enhance overall health.
Grant funds available in Northwest Wisconsin
Mayo Clinic created the EverybodyIN Fund for Change as a way to support organizations working to advance equity, diversity and inclusion in the communities we serve.
Elective care deferred temporarily in Northwest Wisconsin
Mayo Clinic Health System hospitals in Northwest Wisconsin are experiencing dramatic increases in COVID-19 cases and are escalating hospital surge plans to respond to the growing pandemic in the regio...
Mayo Clinic Health System implements no visitor policy in Northwest Wisconsin in response to increasing community spread of COVID-19
In response to increasing cases of COVID-19 in the communities it serves, Mayo Clinic Health System in Northwest Wisconsin will implement a no visitor policy at all inpatient and outpatient facilit...
‘Mask Made by Me’ campaign
To make mask-wearing a little more fun and less challenging for kids, kids ages 4 to 12 are invited to submit a mask design.
Enhanced technology makes earlier detection of breast cancer possible
Breast tomosynthesis, or 3D mammography, enables physicians to see cancers earlier, especially in women with denser breast tissue.
Dr. Gostout, president of Mayo Clinic Health System, to retire
Bobbie Gostout, M.D., president of Mayo Clinic Health System, will retire at the end of the year after 24 years of excellence in clinical practice, research, and education, as well as administratio...
Flu vaccine appointments to be offered in Northwest Wisconsin
Vaccinations start Oct. 1 for patients 6 months and older.