Medicare Policy
3 storiesMedicare Policy covers the federal rules governing Medicare, the national health-insurance program serving eligible older adults and certain other beneficiaries. Its scope includes Parts A and B, Medicare Advantage, Part D prescription coverage, enrollment, provider payment and other coverage or reimbursement policies administered through the federal program. Changes can affect Michigan beneficiaries, healthcare providers and insurers. Farmington Voice may use this subject for durable policy questions around benefits, payment and access, while keeping Medicare distinct from Medicaid, private insurance and the Affordable Care Act marketplace system.
Mike Rogers Refines Senate Campaign, Seeks Broader Michigan Support
Mike Rogers is making a second bid for the U.S. Senate in Michigan, emphasizing bipartisan credentials and outreach to Democrats after a narrow 2024 loss. The campaign now targets key issues like education, housing, and affordability.
Michigan Insurers Offer $950 Blood Test for Early Cancer Detection
A new blood test that can detect dozens of cancers early is now available through select Michigan hospitals and insurers, but questions remain about its high cost, insurance coverage, and real-world impact on patient outcomes
Key Issues Shape Michigan Senate Race Between Rogers and El-Sayed
Michigan's open U.S. Senate seat has sparked a high-stakes contest between Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed, with voters focused on health care, affordability, and the candidates' ties to national figures ahead of the November election