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Charity care drops at SSM Health St. Mary's in Madison - Vimarsana News

Charity care drops at SSM Health St. Mary's in Madison

St. Mary's says a new discount program partly explains the trend, while an advocacy group points to a shift in who helps patients needing financial assistance.

Dane Co. Personnel and Finance Committee puts forth amendments to County Budget - Vimarsana News

Dane Co. Personnel and Finance Committee puts forth amendments to County Budget

MADISON, Wis. -- The Dane County Personnel and Finance Committee on Tuesday approved a slate of amendments to County Executive Joe Parisi's 2024 budget.

"It's about uplifting Black excellence and celebrating diversity." Dreamfest Music, Art & Culture Festival launches this Saturday - Vimarsana News

"It's about uplifting Black excellence and celebrating diversity." Dreamfest Music, Art & Culture Festival launches this Saturday

Dreamfest Music, Art & Culture Festival will be held for the first time this weekend and Martinez White, founder and CEO of the hosting Intuition Productions, is set on a long and fruitful future for Dreamfest starting with this Saturday, Aug. 12, noon-5 p.m. at Madison College - Goodman South C

Infant mortality rates of Black, Latino babies still high - Vimarsana News

Infant mortality rates of Black, Latino babies still high

Infant mortality, which has long been more of a problem among Black babies than white babies in Dane County and throughout Wisconsin, continues to present a racial and ethnic disparity.

Infant mortality rates of Black, Latino babies still high - Vimarsana News

Infant mortality rates of Black, Latino babies still high

Infant mortality, which has long been more of a problem among Black babies than white babies in Dane County and throughout Wisconsin, continues to present a racial and ethnic disparity.