The Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance (OCI) is responsible for regulating insurers in Wisconsin and enforcing state consumer protections. Click here to visit the OCI website for more information and consumer resources.

Popular OCI resources include:

• Guide to Health Care Insurance
• Mandated Benefits in Health Insurance Policies
• Consumer's Guide to Managed Care Health Plans in Wisconsin
• Health Insurance for Small Employers and Their Employees
• Grievances and Complaints
• Independent Review Process - Denied Health Claim

Looking for Health Insurance Coverage? Learn more at WisCovered.com or from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. You can shop for individual and family Marketplace coverage at HealthCare.gov. Click here to learn about questions you should ask before buying “low cost” health insurance.

Questions About a Surprise Medical Bill? The federal No Surprises Act contains many provisions to help protect consumers from surprise bills beginning January 1, 2022. Click here to learn more about the No Surprises Act.

Are You Impacted by the Western Wisconsin HSHS and Prevea Health Closures? Health plans are assessing the impact of these closures and responding in accordance with their insureds' policy terms and state and federal law. If you have questions about your benefits, please contact your health plan. If you encounter issues, you may also contact the Office of the Commissioner of Insurance at (608) 266-3585 or ocicomplaints@wisconsin.gov.