Since 2011, cases of opioid overdose deaths have dramatically increased in Washtenaw County, becoming an epidemic. At a community-wide event “In Our Midst: The Opioid Epidemic, and a Community Response” Tuesday night at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, experts discussed the crisis, and potential ways the community can engage to help …
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MiBiz: Priority Health partners with Bronson on lower-cost insurance product
Priority Health partners with Bronson on lower-cost insurance product After a successful launch last year in Kent County, Priority Health has extended a narrow-network insurance product into Southwestern Michigan for consumers who buy their own health coverage…
Link to Video or ArticleCrain's Detroit Business: Photos: Crain’s Health Care Leadership Summit 2016
There was a lot to talk about at Crain’s eighth annual Health Care Leadership Summit on Thursday at the Troy Marriott. Will Donald Trump propose improvements to Obamacare when he becomes the nation’s 45th president on Jan. 20?
Link to Video or ArticleCrain's Detroit Business: Michigan health care experts concerned about impact of Obamacare changes
A group of state health care experts was unanimous in its concern Thursday at Crain’s 8th annual Health Care Leadership Summit that President-elect Donald Trump might gut large sections of the Affordable Care Act that nearly 1 million people in Michigan rely on for private and public health coverage…
Link to Video or ArticleCrain's Detroit Business: National health care panel weights in on possible post-Obamacare world
Health economist Jared Bernstein said at Crain’s 8th annual Healthcare Leadership Summit on Thursday that he believes Republicans in Congress will vote to repeal the Affordable Care Act within three months, but put a two-year sunset provision in the bill to give them time to come up with a replacement…
Link to Video or ArticleMLive: How a Trump presidency could impact healthcare in Michigan
As Republican Donald Trump prepares to take over the presidency, many in Michigan are closely watching how healthcare could change over the next four years. Throughout his campaign, Trump has promised to “repeal and replace” the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare…
Link to Video or ArticleDetroit Free Press: Some Obamacare may linger in a Trump world
The Affordable Care Act in its existing form has been a dead man walking since Donald Trump won the presidency last week, following months of campaigning to “repeal and replace” the insurance overhaul that always lacked Republican support…
Link to Video or ArticleBridge Magazine: Six ways Tuesday’s election may change Michigan
The impact of Tuesday’s election will extend far beyond who sits in the White House. The potential ripple effects in the state capitol were the talk of Lansing Wednesday. The 2016 version of the now well-worn political phrase “Change” could include more infrastructure spending, and Michigan families with less or …
Link to Video or ArticleBankrate: Winners and losers of an Obamacare repeal
President-elect Donald Trump has pledged to ask Congress for a full repeal the Affordable Care Act on his first day in office. But Marianne Udow-Phillips, executive director of the Center for Healthcare Research and Transformation at the University of Michigan, has one message for those who rely on the ACA …
Link to Video or ArticleThe Huffington Post: Donald Trump Attacked Obamacare In A State Where It’s Actually Working Pretty Well
Donald Trump has been bashing Obamacare a lot lately. This week, he did so in a state that’s become a major focus of his presidential campaign ― Michigan. “It’s just been announced that Michigan residents are going to experience a massive double-digit premium hike,” Trump said Monday during a speech …
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