Wisconsin Department of Health Services Announces Trainings to Educate on BadgerCare Changes

by Kids Forward | May 8, 2012

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Today, the WI Department of Health Services announced a series of trainings on the recently approved changes to BadgerCare. For a reminder on what was approved, see our summary and Q&A. The trainings announced include:
– Milwaukee, 5/15, 1-3pm, CHEC, 1533 N. River Center Drive (Auditorium)

– Madison, 5/15, 5-6pm, Monona Terrace, 1 John Nolan Drive

– La Crosse, 5/22, 10:30am-12pm or 1-2:30pm, La Crosse County Health Department, 300 4th Street North

– Marathon County, 5/23, 11am-1pm, UW-Extension, 212 River Drive, Wausau

– Eau Claire, TBD

These trainings are to educate community partners and answer questions. See you there!

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