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Detroit Free Press: Beyond Obamacare: What the ACA has meant for Michigan

Michigan has always done better by its citizens than most other states when it comes to health care and health insurance. Even before the Affordable Care Act (ACA), Michigan had more people insured than most states and lower average health care spending…

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The Detroit News: GOP explores Medicare reforms affecting 1.9M in Mich.

11.30.16 | In the Media The Detroit News: GOP explores Medicare reforms affecting 1.9M in Mich. Republicans’ promise to swiftly repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act could change Medicare – a prospect that has alarmed Democrats and advocates of the program covering nearly 1.9 million people in Michigan…

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The Detroit News: Health law uncertainty leaves 1M in limbo in Mich.

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…

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The Michigan Daily: Community event promotes open dialogue for addiction awareness and prevention in Washtenaw County

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 find solutions…

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Crain'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?

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Crain'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…

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