Overview

Care Wisconsin is a nonprofit care management organization specializing in the integration of health and long-term care services. For over 34 years, we have been filling gaps in community services and providing innovative solutions for seniors and adults with developmental and/or physical disabilities.

We have roots as a human services agency. With the support of community volunteers, Care Wisconsin started the region's first adult day center in a church hall in Madison in 1976.

Today, we manage two of the State's public health and long-term care programs: Family Care and Partnership. Care Wisconsin serves over 4,200 members across 10 counties in the south central region, and has 562 full- and part-time employees. 

The Care Wisconsin story is best told by the individuals who share our values and who have experienced our programs and services firsthand. Download our  2010 Storybook to learn about us and the people we serve.

We place our members at the center of care. Our care teams ensure members' needs are met and that they have choices, flexibility and access to high-quality services. A similar collaborative approach is taken for family members, guardians, advocates, providers and government agencies.

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