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Now accepting nominations! 2019 Champions in Women’s Health Awards
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Read MoreDean Health Plan receives 4.5-star rating for 2019 Medicare Advantage
Dean Health Plan is proud to announce its Medicare Advantage plans earned 4.5 out of 5 stars from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) as part of its annual assessment of all Medicare Advantage plans. This...
Read MoreSecurity Health Plan expands Medicare plan options in five western Wisconsin counties
MARSHFIELD –Medicare beneficiaries in Polk, Pierce, Monroe, Vernon and Crawford counties will have five new Medicare Advantage plan options for 2019 from Security Health Plan of Wisconsin, Inc. Security Health Plan has received...
Read MoreProHealth Care unveils design of Mukwonago hospital
Waukesha, Wis. – Mukwonago’s new hospital will feature a stunning three-story glass façade and multiple design elements aimed at promoting healing and reducing stress. ProHealth Care unveiled the design today after submitting...
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Dynamis acquired by Illinois-based Applied Systems
Milwaukee-based Dynamis Software Corporation, a health tech company that helps insurance agents and brokers design employers’ health benefit plans, has been acquired by Applied Systems, an insurance software company headquartered in Illinois, according to a Wednesday statement.
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DOJ awards more school mental health grants
The Department of Justice awarded $11.9 million to bolster student mental health Tuesday, the latest round of funding from $100 million provided by the Legislature earlier this year to fund school safety efforts.
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Schimel, Kaul debate ACA, opioid response
Republican Attorney General Brad Schimel and his Democratic challenger Josh Kaul, a Madison attorney, sparred on the Affordable Care Act and how to address the opioid epidemic at a Milwaukee forum Tuesday.
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