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Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan continues funding for free clinics to strengthen Michigan's safety net
DETROIT, May 22, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- As Michigan continues to make economic progress, many residents still live without health insurance – with more than one million Michigan residents currently uninsured. ...
Michigan Senate OKs measure that ends pensions for new school employees
The Michigan Senate approved legislation Thursday to close the public school pension plan to new employees hired after 2013 and increase pension and health insurance contributions for existing workers and retirees.
Aetna Offers Individual Plans to Costco Members in Michigan
Aetna announced today it is now offering individual health insurance plans to Costco members in Michigan. The Costco Personal Health Insurance program, of which there a
Michigan CO-OP Awarded $72 Million to Provide Health Insurance Options in 2014
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Friday announced its award of $72 million in financing for the new Michigan Consumers Healthcare CO-OP (MCHCO), a member-governed nonprofit health insurance company that will help to control costs while providing accessible health care for all residents.
Catholic dioceses, groups sue on Obama birth-control rule
New York — The Michigan Catholic Conference, Roman Catholic dioceses, schools and other groups sued the Obama administration Monday in eight states and the District of Columbia over a federal mandate that most employers provide workers free birth control as part of their health insurance.
Two health care nonprofit co-ops receive health law loans
These two co-ops, located in Nevada and Michigan, received a total of $135 million in loans from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
Medical malpractice bills would make it harder to sue doctors; boosters hope to improve access to care
The “Patients First Reform Package” would help curb a looming physician shortage as 40 percent of Michigan’s doctors are expected to retire in the next 10 years, proponents say.
Sand Creek staff can opt for cheaper health plan
Sand Creek school employees now have the option of switching to a high-deductible health savings account plan instead of their current insurance.
Catholic dioceses, colleges sue over Obama mandate
Roman Catholic dioceses, schools and other groups sued the Obama administration Monday in eight states and the District of Columbia over a federal mandate that most employers provide workers free birth control as part of their health insurance.
Local legislator supports women’s health care proposals
State Representative Marcia Hovey-Wright (D-Muskegon) and State Senator Rebekah Warren (D-Ann Arbor) last Tuesday pressed for measures that would increase access to health care and contraceptives for women.
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