Epic CEO Judy Faulkner, garbed in a red gown and pointed wizard hat, touted her organization’s interoperability efforts and highlighted the role electronic health records can play in population health at Epic’s annual Users’ Group Meeting Tuesday.
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Despite Senate Republicans deciding not to hold a vote on the latest bill that repeals and replaces parts of the Affordable Care Act, Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., predicted Tuesday it would eventually pass.
A provision in the latest Republican effort to repeal and replace parts of the Affordable Care Act specifically targets Wisconsin, but the legislation faces a difficult path after a key senator came out in opposition Friday.
The head of the Assembly health committee "absolutely" plans to introduce a Medicaid care coordination project as a separate bill after Gov. Scott Walker vetoed the provision from the budget, a spokesman told Wisconsin Health News Thursday.
Gov. Scott Walker will keep in place parts of the budget requiring the Department of Health Services to study and develop a Medicaid pilot project that would promote the use of chiropractic care as well as physical and occupational therapy to pain.
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