Gov. Tony Evers told reporters his administration will provide federal funding it’s set to get under a COVID-19 relief bill signed into law by President Joe Biden on Thursday “frankly in the same way we have in the past.”
Nearly 20 percent of Wisconsinites have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
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The Department of Health Services reported 516 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, for a total of 567,850.
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A bill ensuring Wisconsin residents with pre-existing conditions are still guaranteed health insurance coverage, even if the federal Affordable Care Act is overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court, is again making its way through the Wisconsin Legislature.
The Assembly Committee on Health unanimously approved bills Wednesday that would overhaul state law and regulation for physician assistants and move forward on various healthcare provisions from a COVID-19 relief bill vetoed by Gov. Tony Evers.
The federal government has selected Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers to be part of a COVID-19 vaccination program targeting community health centers, the Milwaukee-area healthcare provider said Tuesday.
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Legislators have given the Department of Health officials the green light to move forward on a plan to boost Medicaid rates for providers administering COVID-19 vaccines by $50 million, per a Monday letter.
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