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A Wisconsin senior's Medicare Advantage plan is being canceled for the second time — 1M Americans face the same headache

Insurers are shrinking their Medicare Advantage footprints for 2027. Here's what to do if you get a non-renewal notice.

Stanley, WI · 9d

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Wisconsin Farmers Union Launches the PFAS Testing Grant Programs

Wisconsin Farmer Union is celebrating the launch of the PFAS Testing Grant Program. They have announced the launch of two statewide grant programs that will provide funding to help communities sample private wells and public water. The water supplied will be for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances contamination. The programs, PFAS...

Wisconsin · 5d

Wisconsin Watch

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Wisconsin no longer reports who owns the state’s nursing homes

An advocacy group for older adults is demanding state health officials continue reporting who owns nursing homes, citing concerns about the takeover of county-operated facilities by private companies with a track record of lower quality care. The Wisconsin Department of Health Services maintains a directory of all licensed nursing homes...

Wisconsin · 8d

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Wisconsin Seeks Nearly $800,000 Repayment From Milwaukee COVID Grant Recipient

8430 Capitol Dr., Ste. 3003 — Reported Office of Grant Recipient. A Wisconsin grant closeout form required recipients of the state’s Diverse Business Assistance Grant to attest that they would keep records showing compliance with federal American Rescue Plan requirements for at least five years. That documentation standard is central to the state’s repayment demand against Milwaukee business owner Cynthia Brown, whose organization received pandemic relief funds.

Milwaukee, WI · 10d

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Wisconsin Establishes First Enforceable Groundwater Standards for PFAS Contamination

MADISON, Wis. (WLIP)— Wisconsin has approved its first enforceable standards for PFAS contamination in groundwater, establishing a new regulatory threshold for chemicals that have become a growing concern for public health and environmental officials. Gov. Tony Evers announced Thursday that he had approved rules setting a limit of 4.0...

Wisconsin · 8d

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Network Health CEO Coreen Dicus‑Johnson talks new public health initiative to reform how we view oral health

Local news about the companies, people and issues that impact business in Northeast Wisconsin and beyond. Network Health CEO Coreen Dicus‑Johnson says she is doing the most important work of her life. Her legacy will be built when society stops treating the mouth separately from the rest of the body, not just for healthcare delivery but for insurance purposes.

Wisconsin · 8d

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Rising healthcare costs concern Wisconsin residents ahead of midterm elections

WISCONSIN (CBS 58) — Healthcare costs are one of the top concerns for voters heading into the midterm elections, according to Marquette polling. Experts say the costs of care and insurance have both risen. It’s an increase in costs that Janesville resident Richard Neeno is familiar with. He and...

Wisconsin · 8d

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Groundbreaking marks major expansion of healthcare access in Wisconsin Rapids

WISCONSIN RAPIDS – The new 24,250-square-foot Wisconsin Rapids Health Center will be the first FHC facility to offer dental, primary care, behavioral health and pharmacy services under one roof, making it easier for patients to access coordinated, comprehensive care in a single location. Currently, many Wisconsin Rapids-area residents travel to Marshfield or Neillsville to receive care at an FHC health center.

Wisconsin Rapids, WI · 11d

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Waiting months for a doctor’s appointment? Experts offer advice

Have you ever called to schedule a medical appointment and learned the next opening is months away?. Back in July, we asked readers how long they’ve waited to see a doctor. Responses poured in from across the state. One reader in Mount Pleasant told us she waited 10 months...

Wisconsin · 8d

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Trek CEO regrets decisions from COVID bike boom — but has confidence in the future

2026 marks the 50th anniversary of Trek Bicycle Corporation — the nation’s largest bike company, and one of the top bike producers worldwide. The demand for bikes during the pandemic gave Trek the best years in the company’s history. But after COVID, the bike bubble popped, leaving sales in the red. The Waterloo-based company has had multiple rounds of layoffs as a result, most recently in October.

Wisconsin · 11d

Public News Service

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Health insurance affordability woes force tough choices in WI

Imagine being too unhealthy to work but still being forced to out of necessity. It is the dilemma facing a western Wisconsin family, who said high out-of-pocket costs and changes to federal programs put more pressure on their budget. Sarah Burns, owner of Omega Bakery in Holmen, said it is now too difficult to find affordable coverage from Affordable Care Act marketplace plans . Her husband Rick, who has bipolar disorder and a history of suicide attempts, returned to work full-time, largely because the family needed health insurance after recently losing their BadgerCare coverage. “I don’t think Rick would’ve taken a job if we didn’t have to worry about health insurance. His mental health would be significantly better than where it is right now,” Burns explained. She worries the demands of full-time work could undermine her husband’s recovery after a previous mental health crisis forced him to leave his job. Their tough choices coincide with pending Medicaid work requirements under a major federal policy law adopted by Republicans. Major spending cuts are forecast in the coming years. Supporters said the changes reduce unnecessary spending and strengthen program accountability but healthcare advocates warn higher costs will leave more people uninsured. Data

Wisconsin · 10d

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Wisconsin DHS no longer lists nursing home owners in public directory

Wisconsin DHS no longer lists nursing home owners in public directory.

Wisconsin · 8d

WDIO News Duluth-Superior

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Gov. Evers approves first-ever PFAS groundwater standard

Gov. Tony Evers has approved Wisconsin’s first enforceable PFAS groundwater standards, setting a new limit of 4.0 parts per trillion for certain PFAS contaminants.

Wisconsin · 9d

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Wisconsin DHS no longer lists nursing home owners in public directory

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) - The Wisconsin Department of Health Services no longer publicly lists who owns nursing homes in the state. The department kept a list on its public nursing home directory that showed who owned every nursing home in Wisconsin. The information was no longer listed in August.

Wisconsin · 8d

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

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Crowley proposes public health insurance option, but lacks details

Democratic candidate for governor David Crowley is proposing to implement a public health insurance option if elected governor − an idea that could require hundreds of millions of dollars per year in new state spending, according to rough estimates provided by his campaign. At a late September campaign event in Milwaukee, Crowley touted an ambitious plan to expand subsidized health coverage to more Wisconsin residents, but did not provide specifics on how much the program would cost or how it would work. For months, Crowley has described the plan as a way for anyone to join BadgerCare Plus, the state's version of Medicaid that provides health coverage to low-income residents. "I don't think that we need to reinvent the wheel," Crowley said at a Wisconsin Health News event in April . "It's about strengthening and expanding people's ability to actually pay into BadgerCare as a public health option." In response to follow-up questions, however, Crowley's campaign described a proposal that would allow anyone to buy a state-sponsored and subsidized plan on the health insurance exchange set up by the Affordable Care Act. The state would transition from the federally operated exchange, also called the marketplace, and set up its own

Wisconsin · 10d

WausauPilot

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Aspirus to host hiring event for pharmacy positions

WAUSAU – Aspirus Health will host a virtual hiring event focusing on available pharmacy positions from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Nov. 10. “These events and their convenient online format allow interested candidates to explore open positions, ask questions, and schedule interviews,” said Ahna Hanke, talent representative, Aspirus Health. “Some of these positions qualify for sign-on bonuses and candidates who register will receive instructions on how to connect virtually.”

Wausau, WI · 10d

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Concerned Wisconsinites push candidates on PFAS regulations

Marinette resident Andi Rich occasionally shows her anger over how elected officials don’t always seem to grasp the significance of PFAS-contaminated groundwater. For years, Rich has kept up with the latest PFAS research and advocated for clean water in northeast Wisconsin. “It is a complicated issue, but it’s frustrating...

Green Bay, WI · 10d

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Board for People with Developmental Disabilities: Releases legislative policy priorities: The right to home care, the same rules for all schools and pathways to independence through work and affordable housing

MADISON – The Wisconsin Board for People with Developmental Disabilities (BPDD) released legislative policy priorities Tuesday that focus on upholding the rights of people with disabilities to receive care at home, get an education, and live and work in their communities. People with disabilities fought for decades for laws...

Wisconsin · 11d

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Gov. Evers, DNR Announce Funding to Help 12 Communities Remove Over 15,000 Lead Service Lines to Ensure Clean, Safe Drinking Water for Wisconsinites Across the State

MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers, together with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR), today announced that more than $102 million has been allocated for financial assistance through the Lead Service Line Replacement Program to 12 municipalities to remove an estimated 15,028 private lead water service lines. “Since Day...

Wisconsin · 12d

The Money Overview

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Wisconsin utilities cannot cut off residential heat for nonpayment from November 1 to April 15 and must offer deferred payment agreements, the PSC says

Wisconsin’s winter moratorium on utility disconnections starts Sunday, November 1, and runs through April 15. While it is in force, utilities cannot cut off residential heating service for nonpayment, and they must offer deferred payment agreements to residential customers who cannot pay an outstanding bill in full. The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin, the state […] The post Wisconsin utilities cannot cut off residential heat for nonpayment from November 1 to April 15 and must offer deferred payment agreements, the PSC says appeared first on The Money Overview .

Wisconsin · 14d

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