Covering Wisconsin, which helps state residents sign up for health insurance coverage, plans to scale back direct enrollment services amid declining federal funds.
Milwaukee County saw a greater percentage decline than the state last year when it came to people signing up for coverage under the Affordable Care Act, according to a recent report.
Wisconsin’s two senators voted to confirm Robert Wilkie as the secretary of veterans affairs Monday.
Private equity firm Apollo Global Management is set to buy LifePoint Health, which owns Watertown Regional Medical Center, in a $5.6 billion deal, according to a Monday statement.
House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi called for expanding coverage through the Affordable Care Act and lambasted what she described as Republican efforts to “sabotage” the law in Milwaukee Saturday.
An organization representing blind Americans has filed complaints against Verona-based Epic, alleging that the electronic health records’ software is incompatible with technology that some blind healthcare workers need to use computers.
Wisconsin’s births are at their lowest rate in a generation, according to a new report from the Wisconsin Policy Forum.
Advocate Aurora Health would take on more risk and move more quickly to implement a “truly value-based healthcare system” if certain changes were made to the Stark Law, Chief Integration Officer Mike Lappin testified this week at a U.S. House Ways and Means Health Subcommittee hearing.
Christopher Brabant is the new CEO of Hospital Sisters Health System St. Clare Memorial Hospital in Oconto Falls.
The Department of Natural Resources has awarded $26.9 million over two years to help replace lead pipes that connect houses, schools and daycares to water mains, according to a Thursday statement from Gov. Scott Walker.