Health Care and Coverage

Learn about the Consumer Guide to Health Care. Find details about your health care options in Wisconsin.

Information on someone to talk to, someone to respond, and a place to go for people experiencing a mental health crisis.

Learn about Wisconsin do not resuscitate (DNR) orders and DNR bracelets.

Find resources to help you with end-of-life planning—from advance directives to organ donation.

Family Care is a Medicaid long-term care program. Learn more about how it works, who is eligible, and program benefits.

Learn more about the Family Planning Only Services Program offered through the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.

Find a doctor, other provider, or a health care facility near you to meet your health care needs.

Confused by your health plan options? Not sure how to apply? Health insurance experts can help you.

Find free or low-cost health clinics using these lists.

Learn about HIPAA and a health care provider’s responsibilities under Administration Simplification provisions, as well as an individual’s privacy rights.

The mission of the Wisconsin Immunization Program is to stop the spread of diseases that can be prevented with vaccines.

Learn more about the IRIS program and how it can help you.

LTCIP is a joint effort between the federal Medicaid Program, long-term care insurers, and the state of Wisconsin.

Learn more about Wisconsin Medicaid, a joint federal and state program that helps eligible residents get health care coverage.

The Medicaid Purchase Plan provides health care coverage for certain people with a disability. Learn more.

Information on mental health care options in Wisconsin.

Learn more about non-emergency medical transportation through Medicaid.

Join the registry to legally authorized the gift of your organs, tissues, and eyes upon your death.

Find resources to help pay for prescription drug costs. Includes programs that offer prescription drug discounts or free prescription medications.

Learn about programs offering Coordinated Specialty Care for first episode psychosis.

Learn about programs to help you and your child with delays or disabilities at home and in the community.

Information on substance use treatment options in Wisconsin.

Supplemental Security Income (SSI)-Related Medicaid provides health care coverage for adults 65 and older and people who are blind or disabled. Learn more.

The Wisconsin Chronic Disease Program helps people with certain chronic diseases get care.

The Wisconsin Well Woman Program helps women who have little or no health insurance get care.