SeniorCare: Advisory Committee

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) created the SeniorCare Advisory Committee in 2002. The committee supports ongoing communication and coordination with collaborators interested in SeniorCare, a program for Wisconsin residents who are 65 or older and need help paying for prescription drugs.

The committee includes:

• Representatives from advocacy groups that work on behalf of seniors.
• Elder benefit specialists.
• Community partners.
• Health care providers.
• Representatives from tribes.
• Representatives from DHS.
• Representatives from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.

Department guidelines

• SeniorCare Advisory Committee Department Guidelines, P-01567 (PDF)

Meeting archives

• Nov. 2, 2020
  • November 2020 SeniorCare Advisory Committee Agenda (PDF)
  • November 2020 SeniorCare Advisory Committee Presentation (PDF)
• May 14, 2018
  • May 2018 SeniorCare Advisory Committee Agenda (PDF)
  • May 2018 SeniorCare Advisory Committee Presentation (PDF)

Program evaluations

Program evaluations highlight the success of the SeniorCare program, including its effectiveness and outcomes. 

These documents were included in the last renewal application DHS submitted to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services in 2018:

• 2019-2028 Evaluation Design (PDF)
• 2016–2018 Interim Evaluation (PDF)
• 2013–2015 OPIB Evaluation (PDF)
• 2012 Brandeis Evaluation (PDF)
• 2002–2007 Brandeis Evaluation (PDF)