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Michigan residents who are uninsured or exploring their health insurance options under the Affordable Care Act now can send a text message to determine their eligibility for subsidies to help them pay part of their premiums, thanks to a new program launched Monday by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan.
HAP vice-president of Medicare programs, Karen Wintringham says health reform did not reduce Medicare benefits.
Governor Snyder, his wife Sue and their two daughters packed boxes of food along with other volunteers at the Focus Hope warehouse.
Federal health officials think the drop is due to women making more informed food choices.
Henry Ford Hospital announced Wednesday that it's the first in Michigan to offer a new technique of electrical stimulation of the brain for epileptic seizures previously thought to be untreatable.
A Metro Detroit hospital has a powerful new weapon in the war against germs.
Plasma donation has become a popular side business for some in Metro Detroit — especially during the holidays.
One look at 41-year old Toy Banks hair and you're sold on wigs.
State legislators are sharply divided over an emerging plan to require Michigan insurance companies to tell policyholders the impact of the federal health care law on their premiums.
Beaumont Dr. Jessie Wobb says instead of treating partial breast radiation over a series of weeks -- she can do it in just five days.
Just 1,300 state residents picked a plan in the first month, according to federal data, though Sebelius said many residents are still shopping.
Michigan nurse practitioners and other nurses with advanced training could practice without oversight by physicians and prescribe drugs.
President Obama changes his mind and says Americans can keep existing insurance plans... so what's that mean for Michiganders with cancellation notices?
The state estimates at least 365,000 people could sign up on the market in 2014.
The Michigan Senate has voted to give sick residents another avenue to buy marijuana for medical purposes.