Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., said Thursday she doesn’t support President Donald Trump’s nominee to the Supreme Court in part because of concerns his vote could undermine insurance protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
Prevea360 Health Plan is expanding into northwestern Wisconsin through an agreement with Prevea Health, Hospital Sisters Health System and Dean Health Plan, according to a Thursday statement.
Advocate Aurora Health and Foxconn Health Technology Business Group plan to collaborate on technology innovation, the two announced Thursday.
Experts weighed in on the role that patients can play in moving the healthcare system toward one that rewards quality at a Wisconsin Health News panel this week in Milwaukee. They also examined the impact of the Trump administration on payment reform
Workers’ compensation premiums for businesses are set to decline by 6.03 percent this October, according to a statement from the Department of Workforce Development.
UW Health disputes findings from a government watchdog that it received and should refund $2.4 million in Medicare overpayments.
Luke Beirl has been tapped as the new CEO of Hayward Area Memorial Hospital and Water’s Edge and Memorial Medical Center in Ashland.
The federal government plans to cut funding for Wisconsin groups that sign up consumers for coverage under the Affordable Care Act, according to a Tuesday statement.
There’s still more to do when it comes to payment reform, and getting there will be difficult and complicated, panelists said at a Wisconsin Health News event Tuesday in Milwaukee.
Wisconsin’s 25 largest cities faced $2.25 billion in unfunded liabilities for their employees’ post-employment benefits at the end of 2016, with most of it related to retirees’ healthcare costs, according to a Monday report from the Wisconsin Policy Forum.