Expanded Care Choices Coming to Members in Nine Wisconsin Counties in 2025

Expanded Care Choices Coming to Members in Nine Wisconsin Counties in 2025 Starting in January 2025, almost 8,000 Family Care and Family Care Partnership (Partnership) members in South Central Wisconsin will have more choices in who helps manage their long-term care. Members in Adams, Columbia, Dane, Dodge, Green Lake, Jefferson, Marquette, Rock, and Waushara counties will be able to choose from four managed care organizations (MCOs) for Family Care. That’s an increase from the two currently available. Wisconsinites in these nine counties will also all have the option…

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