Wisconsin Primary Health Care Association

02/13/2026

WPHCA is looking for a team member to join in our mission to improve health through the work of Community Health Centers. We are the non-profit member association for the 19 Wisconsin Community Health Centers. Our office is a highly collaborative environment that provides remote and in-office work options, flexible work hours, and an excellent benefits package. Must reside in or plan to move to Wisconsin. AmeriCorps, Peace Corps, and other national service alumni are encouraged to apply. WPHCA is committed to hiring people from a variety of backgrounds and experiences.

This position will lead the day-to-day population health and practice transformation work for WPHCA and WisconsinHealth+, a clinically integrated network of Wisconsin Federally Qualified Health Centers, through data-driven improvement, project management, and payer partner engagement.

Full Job Description:https://www.wphca.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/population-health-and-value-based-care-manager-position-description.pdf

Apply: https://www.indeed.com/cmp/Wisconsin-Primary-Health-Care-Association/jobs

02/13/2026

Thank you for your continued support of Community Health Centers in Wisconsin!

Great meeting with Community Health Centers today.

Thank you for dropping by our office and for honoring us with the Community Health Centers Advocates Award.

Proud to have secured $3M to help expand access to health care in Wisconsin’s communities!

08/04/2025

Community Health Centers couldn’t do this work without the talented and dedicated people who make it all happen.

To all Community Health Center staff — thank you!

Whether you’re providing care, managing schedules, keeping buildings running, or supporting patients in a hundred other ways, you are the heart of the health center mission.

08/04/2025

For 60 years, Community Health Centers have been there for people—providing care you can count on, no matter your income or insurance.

What started in 1965 as a small program to bring healthcare to areas with limited access has grown into a powerful network that now serves more than 32.5 million people at over 16,000 locations across the country.

During , we’re celebrating this incredible journey and the difference CHCs continue to make for Americans every day.

07/07/2025

WPHCA is currently accepting nominations of Wisconsin Community Health Center teams for our 2025 Performance Excellence Award! The Performance Excellence Award recognizes and celebrates Health Center teams and the efforts they have made over the past year towards achieving the quadruple aim: improving the health of patients, improving the patient experience, improving the cost effectiveness of care and/or improving the staff satisfaction. WPHCA recognizes that improvements can come in many forms and nominated teams may have contributed to a variety of achievements, including clinical and organizational process improvements, innovations in digital tools and technology, service expansion, and more. Please share widely and plan on nominating a Health Center team for their work! Nominations are accepted through August 1, 2025.

Nominated teams and projects will be recognized in WPHCA publications leading up to WPHCA’s Fall Learning Session on September 17-18, 2025, where the award will be conferred. Nomination form and more information including past winners and submissions is available at: https://www.wphca.org/performance-excellence-award/

06/30/2025

WPHCA is currently accepting nominations of Wisconsin Community Health Center teams for our 2025 Performance Excellence Award! The Performance Excellence Award recognizes and celebrates Health Center teams and the efforts they have made over the past year towards achieving the quadruple aim: improving the health of patients, improving the patient experience, improving the cost effectiveness of care and/or improving the staff satisfaction. WPHCA recognizes that improvements can come in many forms and nominated teams may have contributed to a variety of achievements, including clinical and organizational process improvements, innovations in digital tools and technology, service expansion, and more. Please share widely and plan on nominating a Health Center team for their work! Nominations are accepted through August 1, 2025. Nominated teams and projects will be recognized in WPHCA publications leading up to WPHCA’s Fall Learning Session on September 17-18, 2025, where the award will be conferred. Nomination form and more information including past winners and submissions is available at: https://www.wphca.org/performance-excellence-award/

05/26/2025

Thank you for your service

Did you know that Wisconsin Community Health Centers provide health services to over 3,400 veterans?

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05/20/2025

Community Health Centers would be especially harmed by significant Medicaid changes because as required by federal law, Health Centers provide care regardless of a patient’s insurance status. So, if patients lose Medicaid coverage, Health Centers will not have a source of revenue to pay for that care, which will become uncompensated. Coverage gaps will also be exacerbated by changes being completed by Congress that would reduce enhanced subsidies on the ACA marketplace and reduce navigator funding for individuals who would be eligible for coverage.

05/19/2025

Rural America largely lacks the ability to treat substance use disorders with 65 percent of rural counties lacking the ability to prescribe buprenorphine, an effective drug used to treat opioid dependency. Starting in 2020, Medicaid began covering all medications, therapies, and counseling services that are approved by the Food and Drug Administration to treat opioid use disorders. Medicaid covers an estimated four in ten people with an opioid use disorder. Medicaid is a necessary foundation to help low-income, rural families dealing with higher rates of substance use disorders.



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