Saturday Is 'National Youth Enrollment Day' For Health Insurance
"Young folks can come in, talk to experts, explore their options, talk about the value of owning a health insurance plan."
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"Young folks can come in, talk to experts, explore their options, talk about the value of owning a health insurance plan."
The city will stop providing health insurance to retirees beginning March 1.
The plan has been touted as the blueprint for Detroit's future and key in the city's sojourn through the largest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history.
The Detroit Medical Center has unveiled a big addition to one of its hospitals.
Health care has been in the news just a bit lately. So the next Unwired Coffee Series at Lawrence Technological University on Thursday, Feb. 13 will tackle the issue -- and its tech-related implications.
The Michigan Civil Service Commission voted Wednesday to impose higher health care costs on about 32,000 unionized Michigan government workers.
Detroit's biggest health system kicks off a new campaign to help people get signed up for Obamacare.
The Obama administration has signed off on Michigan's plan to expand Medicaid to 322,000 more low-income residents.
The grant announced Monday comes from the U.S. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
Sue Cook is going to the ends of the earth, or what feels like it, to help people try to sign up for insurance under the new federal health care law.
Michigan fares well compared with other states on the portion of its residents with insurance, but because it's a big state, it still has more than 1 million uninsured, 12th-most in the country.
Gov. Rick Snyder looks back on 2013 and is proud of the substantial changes he and lawmakers made to Michigan's health care landscape.
Monday is the deadline to select health care plans under the Affordable Care Act, or what some people call Obamacare.
The deadline to enroll for 2014 coverage is December 23.
Implementation of the health reform law continues through 2014 with these key dates.
A Metro Detroit hospital has a powerful new weapon in the war against germs.
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.
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.
The state estimates at least 365,000 people could sign up on the market in 2014.
Can the nation expect to see the same positive results across the country as was seen in Massachusetts?
Michigan's Medicaid expansion plan needs approval because it differs from the basic option offered to states under the federal health care law.
Wayne County's mobile health is rolling into a neighborhood near you.
All told, roughly 450,000 more residents could have insurance in 2014.
People can begin to receive benefits under the Affordable Care Act in 2014.
