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Plan for Milwaukee County opioid settlement dollars moves forward

Milwaukee County will use $7.5 million in settlement funds from opioid-related litigation for initiatives aimed at reducing substance use disorder, expanding treatment and supporting prevention. 
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Family Care MCO options in southeastern Wisconsin grow 

More than 9,000 southeastern Wisconsinites in two Medicaid long-term care programs will have more choices in who helps them manage their care next year. 
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Grothman seeks to require further verification to access Healthcare.gov accounts 

U.S. Rep. Glenn Grothman, R-Glenbeulah, has proposed legislation that he said would protect sensitive health information and reduce fraud in the Healthcare.gov marketplace. But, a healthcare consumer advocacy group said the plan doesn’t go far enough in targeting the main fraud issues with the Affordable Care Act marketplace. 

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Nurses call for preceptor tax credit 

Nurses say that establishing a preceptor tax credit could encourage more of their colleagues to mentor students, as some in nursing graduate programs report struggles in finding clinical placements needed to complete their degrees.
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Measles outbreak ticks up to 157 cases 

The measles outbreak in southwestern Wisconsin now numbers 157 confirmed and probable cases, 15 more than previously reported, state health officials said Tuesday.
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Wisconsin Technical College System seeks $22.6 million for grant program

The Wisconsin Technical College System is asking lawmakers for $22.6 million in the state’s next biennium for a grant program to support colleges offering training in key industries like healthcare and oral health. 
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SSM Health-backed apartments open  

A Madison housing development supported by SSM Health marked its grand opening last week. 
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