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Impact of new Medicaid funds for hospitals could diminish over time
Lawmakers this month moved rapidly to bring more federal Medicaid dollars into the state before President Donald Trump shut down an avenue for doing so. But the way they chose to make the change — as well as how Congress structured the federal budget bill — could lead to diminishing returns.
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Veterans program plans to shutter two of three sites
A program that provides temporary housing and supportive services, like healthcare and recovery services, to veterans who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless will shut down its Chippewa Falls and Green Bay locations by Sept. 30.
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Carthage College plans School of Health
Carthage College in Kenosha is creating a School of Health.
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Few details emerge about Medicaid work requirements
Details are scant about newly enacted Medicaid work requirements and their impact in Wisconsin.
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SSM Health breaks ground on Verona outpatient center
SSM Health has broken ground on a new outpatient center in Verona.
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Rogers plans eating disorder, OCD treatment expansion
Rogers Behavioral Health plans two additional residential facilities at its Oconomowoc Campus.
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Delta Dental of Wisconsin’s dental practice acquisition draws concerns
Delta Dental of Wisconsin’s recent purchase of Cherry Tree Dental, a dental practice with 25 of its 31 locations in the state, has drawn concerns from dentists.
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Children’s Wisconsin chooses Green Bay for third mental healthcare walk-in site
Children’s Wisconsin is planning to open a third mental healthcare walk-in clinic. The service will start late this year at Bellin Psychiatric Center in Green Bay, with the opening date dependent on staff recruitment.
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Press ReleasesThe Alliance Welcomes Over 100 New Employer-Members
MADISON, WI—A growing number of Wisconsin employers are exploring self-funded health plans to gain more control over rising healthcare costs. The Alliance added more than 100 new employer-members in the past year, marking one of...
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Chorus will exit Healthcare.gov next year
Chorus Community Health Plans, a health plan owned by Children’s Wisconsin, will leave the Affordable Care Act marketplace next year.
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Catalent expands in Madison
New Jersey-based Catalent, a contract development and manufacturing organization that works with pharmaceutical and biohealth companies, is investing an estimated $45 million to expand its Madison production facility.
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Stevens Point community health center opens
Noble Community Clinics’ new Stevens Point location opened Tuesday.
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Medicaid finishes 2023-25 budget in balance
Medicaid finished the state’s past biennium in balance, according to a report released by the Department of Health Services.
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Beloit Health System renews pursuit of northern Illinois hospital, Mercyhealth closes facility
Beloit Health System is renewing its efforts to bring a 10-bed hospital to a suburb of Rockford, Ill., while Mercyhealth has ended services at one of its hospitals in the city.
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Milwaukee County Mental Health Board eyes cuts
The Milwaukee County Mental Health Board last week approved a 2026 budget that cuts services, although not at the level it initially considered.
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