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Ascension Wisconsin has announced its plans to open a new small-scale hospital in Waukesha. The Ascension Wisconsin Hospital will provide access to primary, specialty, hospital and emergency services.
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Evers issues health-care-related executive orders
Gov. Tony Evers signed a pair of executive orders Tuesday designed to fulfill his campaign pledge to enable more people to take advantage of health care and insurance.
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Read More »Baldwin urges early voting, says health care on ballot
U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin is urging Democrats to vote early, saying health care is on the ballot.
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Read More »Walker, Evers spar over cost of health insurance 
Gov. Scott Walker is saying his Democratic rival Tony Evers' first television ad of the general election gets its "facts wrong."
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Read More »Wisconsin companies see benefits of wellness programs
Companies across Wisconsin are turning to wellness programs as a way to save money and improve the health and productivity of their employees.
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Read More »Amazon, Buffett, JPMorgan set out to tackle US health care ‘tapeworm’
Amazon, Warren Buffett and JPMorgan are forming a new company to try to hold down the health-care costs of their employees, sending shares of health-care companies down sharply across the entire industry despite the vagueness of the announcement.
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Read More »Walker calls GOP’s health care plan ‘work in progress’
Wisconsin Republican Gov. Scott Walker called his party's proposal to overhaul the nation's health care system "a work in progress" and says he expects it will change as it moves through Congress.
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Read More »Lawmakers ponder directed care for workers’ comp
With state lawmakers’ latest push to rein in workers’ comp costs, construction workers and others are in danger of losing a guarded perk: Their ability to choose which doctor they will see for treatment of a workplace injury.
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Read More »Enrollment low for small-business insurance exchanges
Early enrollment for the Affordable Care Act's small-business insurance exchanges fell far short of the 2 million workers who were expected to sign up this year.
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Read More »Obamacare launch may bring trickle or a rush
The only thing certain about the enrollment period beginning under the new health insurance exchange appears to be this: No one knows what to expect.
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