

The voice of Wisconsin's community-based health plans
The Wisconsin Association of Health Plans is the voice of 10 community-based health plans collectively applying their local experience and values in addressing state public policy issues. Association members work to improve access to local, affordable, high-quality health care and coverage for consumers, employers and government programs.
For a listing of Association member health plans and their public Web sites, please click here.
READ MOREStudy Shows Medicaid Managed Care Plans Provide Higher Quality Care, Better Value for Taxpayers
According to a new report by the America's Health Insurance Plans (AHIP), Medicaid managed care plans enhance a Medicaid patient's q...
FULL STORYCommunity-Based Health Plans Elect Association Leadership; Eight Members among Top 100-Ranked U.S. Health Plans
Madison, Wis., 9/21/2012 - Members of the Wisconsin Association of Health Plans voted September 21 to elect new A...
FULL STORYCommunity-Based Health Plans' Commitment Unchanged
Madison, Wis. - Wisconsin Association of Health Plans (Association) CEO Nancy Wenzel released the following stat...
FULL STORYAll Twelve WAHP Members Meet Medical Loss Ratio Requirements
Madison, Wis. - Wisconsin Association of Health Plans (WAHP) CEO Nancy Wenzel released the following statement o...
FULL STORYMonroe School District Approves New Insurance Carrier
Association member Unity Health Plans Insurance Corporation was approved as the Monroe School District's new health plan. The move w...
FULL STORYWellness Programs Keeping City Insurance Costs Down
Association member, Group Health Cooperative of Eau Claire (GHC-EC) received a one year contract extension with the City of Eau Clai...
FULL STORYMedicaid managed care health plans provide better care and greater value for taxpayers. They work with their communities to provide innovative new programs to help with individuals' health needs. An analysis of 24 state Medicaid managed care health plans found that the Medicaid managed care plans provide up to 20 percent in savings versus fee-for-service Medicaid programs.
