A pair of key aides to Gov. Scott Walker repeated the administration's desire to have more control over its healthcare programs at a state Capitol briefing Wednesday hosted by the Alliance of Health Insurers.
The head of the Department of Health Services said the state should be rewarded for not taking federal funds to expand its Medicaid program and predicted that the fight over healthcare reform isn't "over by a long shot."
One of only 302 designated nationwide WASHINGTON – UW Health has been designated a “Leader in LGBTQ Healthcare Equality” by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation (HRC), the educational arm of the nation’s largest lesbian,...
Read MoreMadison, Wis.—Doctor Day 2017 brought more than 400 physicians and medical students from across the state to Madison to meet with legislators and their staffs today. Key issues included the Heroin, Opiate Prevention and...
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Ozaukee County is still ranked as the healthiest county in the state, while Menominee County is the least healthy, according to an annual report from the The University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
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