Jon welcome to happening now. Im jon scott. Hi, everybody, im jenna lee. The shut down can stop a few things but canned stop one thing. Jon whats that . Jenna youre brand new studio which we hope to share with you throughout the next few hours. If youre in new york city, come by and say hello. Stand bit window. Get a little coffee. We look forward toe seeing you. Jon thanks for joining us. Jenna it is certainly a bitter battle over the Health Care Law. That is pushing the nation to something we havent seen in 17 years. It has been a while. This weekend the house voted to delay obamacare by one year and repeal a medical device tax as part of a bill to keep the government running. The now it is up to the senate which wont come back into session until 2 00 p. M. Iron time giving everyone 10 hours to work something out here. Republicans say Senate Majority leader harry reid is intensionally dragging his feet, refusing to negotiate and drawing this out to the last minute to blame republican
But that is precisely the aim of physicians and therapists at Froedtert Southâs Cardiopulmonary Therapy Department.
For the past few months, the team has been offering Post COVID-19 Recovery Therapy for patients who have survived the disease but continue to experience long-term problems that impact their daily lives.
According to the latest data from the Wisconsin Department of Health, the total cumulative number of COVID-19 cases in Wisconsin is 611,819.
Mike Dina, right, squats with a weighted ball as Jimmy Schafer looks on during a physical therapy session for Covid-19 recovery earlier this month at Froedtert Kenosha Hospital. SEAN KRAJACIC PHOTOS, Kenosha News