Wisconsin has no private-payer telehealth law or payment parity

Wisconsin has no private-payer telehealth statute, meaning there is no requirement that commercial insurers cover telehealth or reimburse it at parity with in-person care. This affects Wisconsin clinicians and patients with commercial insurance, whose telehealth coverage and payment are left entirely to plan discretion. The absence of a coverage and parity mandate undermines predictable access to virtual care for privately insured residents.

Source: Center for Connected Health Policy (CCHP), Wisconsin state telehealth page (2026).