Wisconsin became the latest state to put prior authorization on the front burner when Gov. Tony Evers proposed changes to the practice – and a bevy of other insurance reforms – in his budget address in February.

Artificial intelligence in healthcare is growing fast. Providers are using the technology to transcribe office visits, decipher medical records, predict patient risk and more. What’s next and what are the limitations? Experts will discuss their success stories, projections and worries at a virtual panel.

Healthcare groups have leaned into diversity, equity and inclusion efforts in recent years. These programs are now at risk after federal cuts. Panelists will talk about how they're responding at a June 10 panel in Milwaukee.

Wisconsin’s Medicaid program may be in for big changes. Federal and state lawmakers are debating policies that could substantially impact eligibility, enrollment and reimbursement, while reshaping the state’s healthcare landscape. 

Experts on a Wisconsin Health News virtual panel on July 30 will dive into the health-related parts of the budget and what’s next for the legislative session.

Children’s Wisconsin CEO Gil Peri will headline a Wisconsin Health News Newsmaker Event in Milwaukee on Aug. 13.

What’s needed to make Wisconsin healthy again? Learn more on Sept. 9 in Madison at the next Wisconsin Health News Panel Series event.

Health insurers are seeking the largest rate increases in years for those who buy health insurance on their own, as temporary subsidies that made coverage more affordable are expected to sunset at the end of the year.

Rural healthcare in Wisconsin is at a crossroads. A virtual panel of experts will talk about why on Oct. 29.