Posts Tagged ‘Michigan’
American Community to Golden Rule
Tweet If you are one of the 42,ooo insured through American Community in Michigan, good news! Golden Rule, a unit of UnitedHealth Group Inc, has agreed to provide health coverage to those who had individual medical insurance plans. What about pre-existing conditions? The option of
Michigan Health Insurance Reform Council
TweetHealth insurance reform council to help reduce costs for citizens, businesses. Governor Jennifer M. Granholm today established a Health Insurance Reform Coordinating Council within state government to identify steps that must be taken to ensure that Michigan citizens reap the full benefits outlined in the
Aetna to Extend Dependent Coverage Age – Under Age 26
TweetAetna is one of the first carriers to offer extended health insurance coverage to dependents under age 26. If you didn’t already know, the recent healthcare reform allows parents to keep dependent children up to age 26 on their health insurance plans. With so many
Michigan Individual Insurance on a Guaranteed Basis?
Tweet Wondering what health insurance companies are going to offer individual insurance on a guaranteed basis once an individual exhausts their cobra coverage? Until 2014 it looks as if Michigan residents have one choice for guaranteed issue. BCBS of Michigan. While other companies such as
Are social security numbers for dependents required for health insurance coverage in Michigan?
TweetThe simplest answer to this question is NO. According to Privacy Rights Clearinghouse you need to know the following: Insurance companies. MediCal and Medicare are government health plans and can require a Social Security number. Most insurers providing individual health insurance policies cannot require your Social Security
Cost of Lap Band Michigan
Tweet Lap Band Surgery in Michigan for patients not covered by health insurance typically costs between $12,000 and $25,000. The biggest factor affecting cost is your region and your surgeon. If you are in a large metropolitan area, such as Detroit, costs trend towards the higher end.
Why get a Michigan HSA Health Savings Account
Tweet Michigan Health Savings Accounts are designed for eligible Michigan residents to take control of their own health care costs. Instead of paying the insurance company x amount of dollars to dictate when and how you use your health coverage. You get a lower premium
Health Reform Michigan Small Business Tax Credit
TweetUnder the new law, the maximum credit is 35% of premiums paid in 2010 by eligible small businesses and 25% of premiums paid by eligible employers that are tax-exempt organizations. In 2014, this maximum credit jumps to 50% of premiums paid by eligible small employers
Medicare Part D Prescription Drug Coverage Michigan
TweetArea Agency on Aging 800-852-7795 800-803-7174 Macomb County Deptartment of Senior Services 586-469-6313 Recipients of Medicare from Social Security can enroll Medicare Part D (prescription benefit) which began January 1, 2006. Low income persons below 150% of poverty (currently $1197 per month income
American Community Medical Taken Over by Michigan
Tweet The State of Michigan filed a Rehabilitation order against American Community Medical last week. This is an overview, if you would like more information than is listed, please follow the links at the bottom of the page. Group and Individual Policyholders: Billing: As a
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