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Month: December 2013

Wisconsin insurance sign-ups increasing with website fixes

Enrollment in Wisconsin is on the rise after recent advances to the online health insurance exchange, state and federal officials announced at a Wisconsin Health News lunch briefing Tuesday. According to Dan Schwartzer, Wisconsin's deputy commissioner of insurance, unofficial figures report 7,200 state residents have signed up for health plans through Monday. (WHN, 12/11)

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Weininger's goal: Have grade-schoolers exercise every day

One state lawmaker wants children to have more activity in their education. State Rep. Chad Weininger wants schools to provide physical education for a half-hour a day, five days a week for kindergarteners to fifth-graders. (GREEN BAY PRESS-GAZETTE, 12/10)

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In Wisconsin, health coverage comes at a heavier cost

The new world of health insurance, ushered in by the Affordable Care Act, looks much different in Superior than it does from Duluth. “It’s hard to look across the bridge and know I can’t have access like those people can,” said Paula Gayle, who helps people apply for insurance in the Lake Superior Community Health Center’s Superior office. “It’s actually really sad.” (DULUTH NEWS TRIBUNE, 12/9)

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