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Medicare open enrollment is underway and it is also the time of year when other public health coverage programs and employer-sponsored plans carry out their sign-ups
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The Affordable Care Act, in place for nearly 15 years, has survived repeal attempts, but there's renewed talk of reducing its funding
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According to Senator Tammy Baldwin, there are over 3,500 preventable asthma-related deaths in the United States every year
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Medicare and Medicaid are key sources of health coverage for many Americans and some people qualify for assistance under both programs. With lagging enrollment for the unique plans, outreach efforts are underway.
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The fall season is here, meaning many Wisconsinites will soon make decisions about their health coverage. Experts say early preparation with trusted voices can help overcome any fears
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The Michigan Supreme Court is out with a decision that provides critical relief for thousands of people who were badly injured in car wrecks.
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From 2019 to 2021, Wisconsin saw a slight uptick in the number of children lacking health coverage, with the number now at 54,000
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Open enrollment for health insurance on the Affordable Care Act's healthcare marketplace begins November 1, for coverage that starts in January.
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Average Affordable Care Act premiums in Wisconsin would have been 56 percent higher this year without temporary subsidies from the federal government, and small-business advocates say a new extension is a big help when smaller firms are trying to get back on their financial feet.
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Michiganders without health insurance have a rare opportunity to sign up for coverage through the Health Insurance Marketplace.A special COVID-19…