In the News

Archive January to June 2005

Plans Under Way for New Cancer Center

Reprinted from The Milwaukee Business Journal

(June 3, 2005) — Adaptability will be a focus for the cancer center as design plans are completed in the coming months.

Partnership to Install Technology
to Oversee ICUs

Reprinted from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

(May 10, 2005) — Froedert and other healthcare systems engage in a pioneering joint venture that could be the start of something big.

CIO Warns Against Tech
for Its Own Sake in Hospitals

Reprinted from Wisconsin Technology Network

(April 27, 2005) — There's plenty of technology out there, but Froedtert CIO Rodney Dykehouse says hospitals should evaluate their needs carefully before deciding to buy.

New Scanner May Reduce Need
for Invasive Procedures

Reprinted from the Milwaukee Business Journal

(April 25, 2005) — The appeal of high-tech heart care at Froedtert Hospital is strong enough to make a Florida woman brave Wisconsin in January.

Surgery Center Advances Collaborations

Reprinted from the Milwaukee Business Journal

(April 22, 2005) — Another example of Froedtert's partnership philosphy, the new Sargeant Hall Health Center offers patients a convenient choice for outpatient surgery.

Emergency Department Ready
to Spring to Action

Reprinted from M Magazine

(April, 2005) — An inside look at the 24/7 world of the Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin Emergency Department and Level I Trauma Center.

Shooting Brings Double the Normal Level
of Patients to Froedtert

Reprinted from the Waukesha Freeman

(March 16, 2005) — The tragic shooting at the Brookfield Sheraton Hotel highlights Froedtert & the Medical College Trauma Center as an important community resource.

Froedtert Hospital Plans $120 Million Expansion

Reprinted from The Milwaukee Business Journal

(Jan. 14, 2005) — Plans to expand the Froedtert & the Medical College Cancer Center incorporate existing capabilities and technology, uniting all disciplines under one roof in a comprehensive, efficient, and highly accessible approach to cancer care that will be unmatched in the region.