Author: Tim Stumm

President Joe Biden’s administration finalized a rule Tuesday that will require drinking water systems to replace lead pipes within the next decade. 

The State Building Commission on Tuesday approved a series of local infrastructure projects, some of which impact healthcare. 

Epic faces an antitrust lawsuit from Particle Health, a New York health information technology company, that claims the Verona-based electronic health records vendor used a “multi-tentacled approach to try to squash” it, according to a Monday statement.

Starting next Monday, the Department of Health Services will receive $495,000 to strengthen the work of its maternal mortality review program. 

Wisconsin and five other states are working together to improve reentry outcomes for those with complex needs involved in the justice system. 

Legislation on healthcare price transparency will return, with the Republican author of the plan vowing Tuesday a major overhaul of her initial plan that hasn’t made it into law.

Construction on Versiti Blood Research Institute’s expansion in Wauwatosa will start this month. 

Health officials hope Wisconsin's mental health crisis lifeline will be able to answer every call, text and message in-state within the next few years. 

Insurers are seeking to raise rates for Healthcare.gov plans in Wisconsin next year due to rising medical and drug costs. 

Wisconsin saw a slight drop in the number of hospitals receiving top marks in ratings released last week by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, but a Wisconsin Hospital Association official said the state still ranks high in terms of quality healthcare.