health care

Some older patients with diabetes are now getting easier access to insulin. But there is concern many younger ones are still navigating a difficult path in managing their situation, including an outspoken Wisconsin health care worker.

A Wisconsin labor relations commission has ruled that the UW Health hospital system will not be required to recognize a nurses union or engage in collective bargaining negotiations.

Open enrollment for health insurance on the Affordable Care Act's healthcare marketplace begins November 1, for coverage that starts in January.

With demand for health care increasing and several thousand positions across the state unfilled, UW Health is hoping to fill those needs

Aspirus Ironwood Hospital has kicked off a multi-phase renovation project to remodel its facility and update hospital technology last week.

The ruling Friday affirms that health officers don’t need to wait for governing bodies such as city councils and county boards to take action.

Illinois' abortion clinics are bolstering their services along the state's borders, in an effort to handle a surge of out-of-state patients who now will need to come to Illinois for reproductive health care.

Between a retiring workforce and the “great resignation” brought on by the pandemic, Wisconsin hospitals are experiencing unprecedented levels of job vacancy rates.

Wisconsin's legislative session has drawn to a close, and a measure to permit medical aid in dying for terminally ill patients was one of many bills to stall in the committee process.

In the nineteenth century, government rarely got involved in issues of health care. In the absence of government aid, the Catholic Church often stepped in…