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Double play: Two new sports venues (arena and complex) could change the game for Kalamazoo’s economy
With a new downtown arena and a $49 million indoor sports complex under construction, Kalamazoo is positioning itself to attract major sporting events, boost tourism, create jobs, and generate millions in new economic activity.
CMHA: Telling the whole story about Michigan’s public mental health system
The Community Mental Health Association of Michigan gives a voice to the issues and the people experiencing them.
Primary care providers help expand oral health access through national training initiative
The 100 Million Mouths Campaign trains primary care providers to identify oral health concerns, expanding access and improving patient care beyond dental offices.
Recovery: Michigan offers many options outside of residential care.
Michigan professionals providing SUD services contend that Michigan's far from being a rehab desert.
From cannabis to AI: Proposed Kalamazoo data center sparks questions about its future in Milwood
A proposal to convert a former Kalamazoo cannabis grow facility into an AI data center has sparked community debate over its potential impacts.
As demand rises, Milestone expands support for older adults with mental health needs
From assistance with finding housing and food to accessing treatment and employment services, Milestone Senior Services helps older adults overcome barriers created by mental illness.
Navigating autism now more difficult for Michiganders
Autism Alliance of Michigan has laid off 75% of staff due to unexpected state funding cut.
An oncologist’s advice: The cancer we can often prevent — if we don’t ignore it
For Cancer Survivor's Month, we share the story of a Battle Creek oncologist who reflects on the patients he has treated and explains why colorectal cancer screening — now recommended beginning at age 45 — can detect cancer early and, in many cases, prevent it altogether.
How occupational therapists help seniors age safely in their homes
A team of occupational therapists from Disability Advocates of Kent County is helping older adults stay independent through home modifications, safety assessments and accessibility improvements that reduce injuries and falls.
Double play: Two new sports venues (arena and complex) could change the game for Kalamazoo’s economy
With a new downtown arena and a $49 million indoor sports complex under construction, Kalamazoo is positioning itself to attract major sporting events, boost tourism, create jobs, and generate millions in new economic activity.
CMHA: Telling the whole story about Michigan’s public mental health system
The Community Mental Health Association of Michigan gives a voice to the issues and the people experiencing them.
Primary care providers help expand oral health access through national training initiative
The 100 Million Mouths Campaign trains primary care providers to identify oral health concerns, expanding access and improving patient care beyond dental offices.
Recovery: Michigan offers many options outside of residential care.
Michigan professionals providing SUD services contend that Michigan's far from being a rehab desert.
From cannabis to AI: Proposed Kalamazoo data center sparks questions about its future in Milwood
A proposal to convert a former Kalamazoo cannabis grow facility into an AI data center has sparked community debate over its potential impacts.
As demand rises, Milestone expands support for older adults with mental health needs
From assistance with finding housing and food to accessing treatment and employment services, Milestone Senior Services helps older adults overcome barriers created by mental illness.
Navigating autism now more difficult for Michiganders
Autism Alliance of Michigan has laid off 75% of staff due to unexpected state funding cut.
An oncologist’s advice: The cancer we can often prevent — if we don’t ignore it
For Cancer Survivor's Month, we share the story of a Battle Creek oncologist who reflects on the patients he has treated and explains why colorectal cancer screening — now recommended beginning at age 45 — can detect cancer early and, in many cases, prevent it altogether.
How occupational therapists help seniors age safely in their homes
A team of occupational therapists from Disability Advocates of Kent County is helping older adults stay independent through home modifications, safety assessments and accessibility improvements that reduce injuries and falls.
