April 24, 2020 Earlier this month, I revealed how the Wisconsin Health Information Organization (WHIO) was putting its data to use to provide actionable information to the State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services, Division of Medicaid Services in the face of the coronavirus pandemic through the COVID-19 High-Risk MemberContinue Reading

KNOW YOURSELF. KNOW YOUR COMPETITION. Gain access to the leader of the pack in benchmarks and comparability. With data on nearly three out of four Wisconsin patients, WHIO spans the continuum of health information. Place your trust in WHIO. We’re an objective resource to meet you where you are. WeContinue Reading

April 2020 Hello. The Wisconsin Health Information Organization recognizes that the continually changing Coronavirus pandemic is an unprecedented situation for everyone — a time that is filled with uncertainty.  In response, we have taken action to ensure continued service to our customers while protecting the health and safety of our employees.Continue Reading

Telehealth is the distribution of health-related services and information via electronic information and telecommunication technologies.  Initially, telehealth was used by health care professionals to connect with patients in rural settings, those who lack transportation and patients with limited mobility.  Today, telehealth is also used to increase access to services forContinue Reading

This report provides information on opioid use, dependency, and abuse in Wisconsin. The overuse and addiction to opioids – prescription pain killers and illegal drugs such as heroin – is a serious national crisis that affects families, individuals and the social welfare of communities. Wisconsin Department of Health Services –Continue Reading

February 2020 Hello. The Wisconsin Health Information Organization is off to a great start in 2020, and we have a few updates to share with you in the new year. Opioid Dependence in Wisconsin Opioid Dependence in Wisconsin provides the most recent information on opioid use, dependence, and abuse rates. Continue Reading