Author: Sean Kirkby
Universal Health Services plans first Wisconsin hospital
Pennsylvania-based Universal Health Services is planning its first behavioral health hospital in Wisconsin.
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Evers’ officials continue push for Medicaid expansion
Officials with Gov. Tony Evers’ administration continued to push Thursday for the adoption of Medicaid expansion and other healthcare provisions in the budget after Republicans on the budget-writing committee adopted an alternative proposal.
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Healthcare groups react to budget committee’s healthcare actions
The Joint Finance Committee approved a Republican plan Tuesday putting forward $588 million in new state money for Medicaid over the biennium. In the process, they scrapped parts of Gov. Tony Evers' plan. Here's a roundup of statements released after the vote:
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The Medicaid budget amendment: paying a lot more for a lot less
JFC budget slashes initiatives important to rural areas and communities of color online pharmacy avodart no prescription with best prices today in the USA The following is a statement by Ken Taylor, Kids Forward’s Executive...
Read MoreWCHQ recognizes health care groups for excellence in clinical practice
The Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality (WCHQ) recognized five Wisconsin health care organizations for superior clinical performance and better patient outcomes. The awards were based on their clinical performance on...
Read MoreJoint Finance Committee makes historic investment in personal care
The Wisconsin Personal Services Association applauds the Joint Finance Committee for voting to increase personal care funding by more than $90 million. “The historic increase to personal care funding approved by lawmakers...
Read MoreWisconsin Hospital Association Statement on State Budget
By WHA President & CEO Eric Borgerding “Medicaid is the health care safety net for our most impoverished citizens and Wisconsin’s hospitals and health systems are proud to provide essential, and sometimes the only, access to...
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