Affordable Care Act Marketplace
2 storiesThe Affordable Care Act Marketplace is the health-insurance exchange where individuals and families can compare private plans and determine eligibility for premium assistance or other coverage support. Coverage centered on Affordable Care Act Marketplace may address Marketplace health plans, then premium tax credits, without losing the connection to health coverage enrollment. A longer-running Affordable Care Act Marketplace story may involve individual insurance plans; related developments can connect with subsidized health insurance and special enrollment period. The scope of Affordable Care Act Marketplace can reach qualified health plans without losing its connection to health insurance exchange.
Fact Check: Did John James Vote to Raise Health Costs in Michigan?
As Michigan's gubernatorial race heats up, claims about U.S. Rep. John James' voting record on healthcare costs have become a central issue, with both campaigns pointing to recent legislation and premium increases affecting hundreds of thousands of residents.
Michigan School Districts Add Free Direct Primary Care for Staff
Three Michigan school districts are offering employees and their families free access to direct primary care clinics, aiming to reduce health care costs and improve access as insurance premiums and out-of-pocket expenses continue to rise.