Sean Kirkby

Dr. Mark Huth will retire as CEO of Group Health Cooperative of South Central Wisconsin next April. Huth joined the cooperative as a primary care provider in 2007 and advanced […]

The board overseeing the state employee health plan voted Thursday to raise health insurance premiums for next year, but less than the level recommended by its actuary.

Senate Health Committee Chair Rachael Cabral-Guevara, R-Fox Crossing, will lead a newly created legislative study committee on the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare. Rep. Adam Neylon, R-Pewaukee, will vice chair.

UW Health and Children's Wisconsin will not restart providing gender-affirming care to kids, despite calls to do so last week.

The Environmental Protection Agency awarded Wisconsin $94.3 million to replace lead pipes that deliver water to homes.

U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany, the Hazelhurst Republican running for governor, vowed to audit the state's Medicaid program if elected.

Three healthcare organizations with Wisconsin ties are among the early adopters of a federal initiative to modernize prior authorization.

Attorney General Josh Kaul highlighted the state's work to combat Medicaid fraud on Tuesday, the same day that Vice President JD Vance held a meeting with other attorneys general on the same topic.

Improving depression screening could help the state avoid $59 million in healthcare costs, the Wisconsin Collaborative for Healthcare Quality said in a recent report.

Wisconsin will not implement Medicaid work requirements sooner than Jan. 1, 2027, the state's health secretary reiterated Friday.