Partners and Providers

Find resources and information for administrators and staff that operate aging and disability resource centers.

Learn about the role of the Civil Rights Compliance Office.

A federal requirement that electronically verifies Medicaid-covered personal care and home health services are provided.

Eligibility management means helping people get benefits. Income Maintenance (IM) workers can find all the information you need to serve families.

Ensuring the highest quality and standards of pre-hospital emergency medical care is available to all citizens of and visitors to Wisconsin.

Learn about the different types of grant and contract funding information that are associated with DHS business opportunities.

GEARS (formerly CARS) is the system for processing contracts and reimbursing expenses for local agencies. GEARS stands for Grant Enrollment, Application and Reporting System.

Learn about the state’s public health messaging and alerting system for health care providers, public health officials, and first responders.

Learn about Wisconsin’s Emergency Preparedness Program and Wisconsin’s readiness for events that could pose a risk to the health of residents.

This program facilitates improvements in health care quality, safety, transparency, efficiency, and cost effectiveness.

Learn about Wisconsin's compliance with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services' rule for Medicaid home and community-based settings.

Wisconsin local health departments play a central role in providing essential public health services in communities. Find your health department's contact information using the Wisconsin map on the Local Public Health webpage.

A listing of programs and resources affiliated with long-term care services.

This state plan is the officially recognized statement describing the nature and scope of Wisconsin's Medicaid program.

Locate all memos issued by DHS.

Resources for providers of mental health services.

The Minority Health Program helps improve the health of vulnerable populations in Wisconsin by working to reduce health disparities.

Person-Centered Planning is an important component of the delivery of behavioral health supports, services, and treatment.

Information on a federal requirement to help ensure that individuals are not inappropriately placed in nursing homes for long-term care.

Coordinating federal and state programs to increase access to primary care, dental care, and mental health services to people in areas with provider shortages.

Submit digital data to the Division of Public Health using the applicable Promoting Interoperability Program Meaningful Use standards and specifications.

Wisconsin aims to advance a diverse, sufficient, and competent workforce that promotes and protects the health of the community.

This site provides a list of resources for those seeking reimbursement information from the Department of Health Services.

DHS, like other state agencies, relies on the Wisconsin State Legislature for oversight, funding, and policy direction.

Resources for providers of substance use services.

The purpose of Wisconsin's statewide trauma care system is to reduce death and disability resulting from traumatic injury.

The Tribal Affairs Office collaborates with Wisconsin’s tribal nations to maintain an effective government-to-government relationship.

Find monthly schedules for persons who make ability to pay determinations and support recommendations.

This page provides guidance and support for WIC vendors in Wisconsin.

Find an overview of the Wisconsin State Health Plan for 2023-2027, developed with the help of partners and communities from around the state.