Association member health plans pay out roughly 89 cents in medical services for every $1 in premium.

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The voice of Wisconsin health plans

The Wisconsin Association of Health Plans is the industry voice of 18 Wisconsin health plans offering innovative solutions to groups, individuals and governments seeking more efficient and effective ways to deliver better health care. Directly, Association member health plans provide cost-effective health coverage and services to more than 1.3 million individuals. Considering their affiliated companies, Association members are part of organizations serving more than 3.8 million Wisconsin residents.

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HEADLINE NEWS

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May 18

Wisconsin Health Plans Applaud Enactment of Smoking Ban as Major Step Toward Better Health, Lower Health Care Costs

New! The following statement was issued today by Nancy Wenzel, CEO of the Wisconsin Association of Health Plans, in response to the Gove...

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September 25

Transparency Initiative a Cost-Management Tool for Health Care Consumers

September 25, 2008…Health care expenses are a little easier to anticipate for many in Wisconsin, now that all 17 members of the Wisconsin Association of Health Plans have implemented procedures...
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May 27 | Wisconsin Association of Health Plans

Health Plans Pledge to Make Health Care Costs More Transparent

The 17 members of the Wisconsin Association of Health Plans are pledging to help their consumers make more informed health care decisions by making health care costs more transparent.

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HEALTH PLAN VALUE

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Wisconsin health plans were tops in the nation in blood sugar and cholesterol control among diabetes patients in 2006.

Wisconsin health plans reduce variation in health care by, for example, adopting treatment protocols, conducting studies and working with providers on improving care. Nationally, variation in health care results in up to 81,000 deaths and $3.9 billion in avoidable health care costs.