Health Care
Health Care Heroes nominations still being accepted
BizTimes Media will continue to accept nominations for the Health Care Heroes Awards through Friday, Oct. 31st.
Businesses get informed on employee health benefits
With the implementation of new Affordable Care Act health care regulations and procedures coming in 2015, the Independent Business Association of Wisconsin last week held an event called Healthcare 2015: Navigating the Maze.
Health Care Heroes nominations still being accepted
BizTimes Media will continue to accept nominations for the Health Care Heroes Awards through October 31st.
ACA drives growth for Mequon benefit management firm
The Affordable Care Act has contributed to growth plans for Mequon-based benefit management solutions company Wonderbox Technologies LLC and its family of companies.
Nominate a Health Care Hero by Friday
BizTimes Media is accepting nominations for its Health Care Heroes Awards, which honor individuals and organizations that are making a significant impact on the quality of health care in our area. The deadline is Friday.
Nominate local Health Care Heroes
BizTimes Media is accepting nominations for its Health Care Heroes Awards, which honor individuals and organizations that are making a significant impact on the quality of health care in our area.
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Extendicare to pay $10 million in Medicare billing settlement
Milwaukee-based national nursing home company Extendicare Health Services Inc. will pay out $10 million in a settlement to resolve allegations that it provided unnecessary services to drive up Medicare billings.
Quad/Graphics drops direct health care contracting
Sussex-based Quad/Graphics Inc. is dropping direct health care contracting for its Wisconsin employees and switching to Anthem Inc.'s national network effective Jan. 1, 2015.
Medical College receives grants for leukemia research, more
The Medical College of Wisconsin has recently received several grants to study such topics as chronic myeloid leukemia, type 1 diabetes and more. Below is a rundown of the grants.
Wisconsin health care ranks third highest in the nation
Wisconsin’s health care is ranked the third highest in the nation behind Minnesota and Massachusetts, according to the federal Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. Wisconsin has consistently placed at or near the top of AHRQ’s ranking since 2005.
