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Michigan’s Department of Health and Human Services said in a statement, it won’t disqualify residents who fail to get their paperwork in, until the end of July. This decision comes from new guidance from the Federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
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A bill introduced in the Michigan House would require copay assistance to count toward a patient’s deductible and out of pocket maximum
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* End of Public Health Emergency & health benefits* Legislation drafted impacting nurse practitioners* GR top market for millennials purchasing homes
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Data compiled from Grand Valley State University's annual Health Check Report
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After the Affordable Care Act passed the country saw a dramatic decrease of uninsured Americans from over 46.5 million to just below 27 million according…
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State and local governments debate who should regulate short-term rental properties. Also, a new survey indicates a strong M&A market.
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A Michigan-based health system is buying a nonprofit insurer that currently serves more than 360,000 Indiana residents who are on Medicaid. Grand…
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Premiums will rise an average of 27 percent for the hundreds of thousands of Michigan residents who buy their own health insurance. Consumers eligible for…
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One of nine Michigan insurers planning to sell health insurance on the federal marketplace in 2018 no longer will do so.Health Alliance Plan said Friday…