Sean Kirkby

The state's health department opened applications on Monday for $40 million to support care coordination, community health workers and dental clinics in rural Wisconsin.

Wisconsin's first cohort of dental therapy students will start this fall at Northcentral Technical College in Wausau.

As Family Care enters a new phase, with national insurers administering care for most of the Medicaid long-term care program's more than 55,000 members, workforce shortages are preventing access for residents across the state.

Ten Wisconsin hospitals have received federal warnings since April that they are not meeting price transparency requirements. Some of them tell Wisconsin Health News that the notices were related to technical issues that they have since resolved.

The Department of Health Services will send letters to Medicaid members affected by forthcoming work requirements in August.

Wisconsin disability advocates have concerns about the U.S. Department of Education transferring responsibilities for kids with special needs to other federal agencies.

The Medical College of Wisconsin Cancer Center has received its largest personal gift ever.

Advocates for Wisconsinites with disabilities are raising concerns about a recent legal opinion from the U.S. Department of Justice that argues states do not have to integrate people with disabilities into the community.

Rogers Behavioral Health will open two residential treatment centers in Oconomowoc this summer.

Ellie Mental Health, an outpatient mental health franchise, has brought together its two clinics in greater Milwaukee under one local ownership team.