State Error Sends 12,000 Medicare-Ineligibility Letters
About 12,000 people in Michigan received letters erroneously stating they would no longer receive state assistance to pay certain Medicare costs.
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About 12,000 people in Michigan received letters erroneously stating they would no longer receive state assistance to pay certain Medicare costs.
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Products included in the recall are 2.7 oz. packages with July and Aug, sell-by dates.
