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Health Care and Wellness

Healthcare and Wellness
Healthcare and Wellness

Covenant HealthCare saves Guatemalan villager with basketball-sized tumor

Fernando Popking, a Guatemalan man from a small village lacking health care, came to the U.S. with a basketball-sized tumor on his hip. With the help of Covenant HealthCare and Synergy Medical, he is on the road to recovery and pitched at a Great Lakes Loons game in July.


Bike tours take the road less traveled through Mid Michigan

Mid Michigan small business will be at the advantage when a new business leads bikers through the area. Jane Parikh talks to the owner of Bike Tour Vacations about the business of biking and how the beauty of local scenery fits into his plans.

Putting a roof over their heads: Bay City company helps bring shelters to Haiti

What if you didn't have a permanent home, but instead lived in a tent? Most anyone would find it unpleasant, unsanitary and unsatisfactory. That's why one Bay City company is doing their best to make sure people in Haiti, where shelter is difficult to come by at times, are getting a chance to move out of their tents and into a permanent structure.

An anti-business business thrives in a tough economy

Business is booming at GreenTree Cooperative Grocery in Mount Pleasant, where customers are invited to own a piece of the business. Despite current economic conditions, the business is doing so well that employees predict GreenTree will outgrow its space within the next five years.

New student internship program means business in Mid Michigan

A new internship program is jumpstarting the entrepreneurial spirit in area college students by pairing them with start-up companies in Mid Michigan. The program provides students with real-life experience that traditional classrooms can't provide. The program is a way to infuse companies with talent, energy and assistance at a lower-than-normal cost -- and convince graduates to stay in Michigan.

MidMichigan Innovation Center helps ignite region's economic engine

The MidMichigan Innovation Center helps entrepreneurs turn their ideas into thriving companies. The Midland-based center houses 21 startup companies and 12 virtual tenants. Find out how one of the companies won a top statewide award for emerging companies, and how another company supplied portable buildings to emergency medical services workers in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.
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