Michigan Radio: See how much you could pay for insurance in Michigan under Affordable Care Act
CHRT Director Marianne Udow-Phillips breaks down the metallic plans for consumers and explains what the White House’s sneak peek at Michigan rates may mean when insurance shoppers go on the exchange starting Oct. 1.
Read more >Reports show the way Americans receive and pay for health insurance has been changing for more than 10 years
The Center for Healthcare Research & Transformation (CHRT) today released two briefs showing that for more than a decade, employers have been dropping health insurance and consumers have been paying more out-of-pocket for health care, a trend that began many years before the development of the Affordable Care Act. The research briefs also show Michigan’s employers are increasing employee cost-sharing …
Read more >Explaining the Affordable Care Act
Health care reform is indeed a journey—not a destination. And, judging from all of the requests that our Center is getting to explain the Affordable Care Act, it is probably going to be a journey for a very long time (assuming, of course, that it doesn’t get “defunded”/ delayed/repealed or otherwise stopped in the next few couple of weeks!). So, …
Read more >The Detroit News: A call for child passenger safety
Dr. Michelle Macy, a 2013 CHRT Policy Fellow, wrote an opinion piece in the Detroit News which argues that Michigan’s Child Passenger Safety Law has not kept pace with recent research and recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics. Dr. Macy states that we should require rear-facing car seat use beyond 1 year —and booster seat use until the until …
Read more >Fox 2 News: Understanding the Affordable Health Care Act
Amy Lange with Fox 2 News sits down with CHRT Director Marianne Udow-Phillips to find out what consumers need to know about the Affordable Care Act before the new health insurance exchanges launch Oct. 1.
Read more >Crain's Detroit Business: A lesson from Massachusetts: Biz, government should work together
Among the coverage in a Crain’s Detroit Business special section aimed at educating employers and employees on the coming changes under the ACA is a retelling of a previous article summarizing CHRT’s Massachusetts Comes to Michigan: Lessons about Health Care Reform from Business Leaders symposium in February 2013.
Read more >The Ann Arbor News: Health care changes: Thousands in Washtenaw County to be eligible for Medicaid, other subsidies
CHRT and the Washtenaw Health Initiative are center stage (and front page) in the newly (re)launched Ann Arbor News. The article looks at what the Affordable Care Act means for Washtenaw County residents and where—and who—they can go to for help.
Read more >Michigan Radio: What can Michigan residents expect from the Affordable Care Act?
CHRT Director Marianne Udow-Phillips speaks with Cynthia Canty, host of Michigan Radio’s Stateside, about what Michigan residents should know about the Affordable Care Act as the opening of the new health insurance exchanges nears.
Read more >Michigan Radio: 6 things to know about healthcare changes in Michigan
What does 138 percent of poverty translate into in dollars? Michigan Radio refers to an earlier interview CHRT Director Marianne Udow-Phillips for the answer.
Read more >The Importance of Federally Qualified Health Centers and the ACA
Editor’s Note: This column appeared in Bridge Magazine. About six months after the Affordable Care Act (ACA) was passed in 2010, our Center hosted a symposium in Ann Arbor on the future of the health care safety net. Sara Rosenbaum, an expert on both the ACA and federally qualified health centers (FQHCs), spoke at the event and her remarks emphasized …
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