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Over 100 people received free medical, dental and vision care services in Big Rapids on the first morning of Remote Area Medical's drop in clinic. It is a nonprofit that travels across the country and offers healthcare where it is needed the most.
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WDET caught up with the junior senator at the 2025 Mackinac Policy Conference to talk about proposed cuts to Medicaid, supporting EV manufacturing and more.
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The program is being continued, even as state health officials are concerned about how proposed federal cuts to SNAP benefits would affect Michiganders.
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Health care advocates in Michigan are pushing back against a new congressional Republican budget proposal that includes big cuts to Medicaid.
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Protesters gathered in Mount Pleasant to voice their concerns about a budget resolution passed by House Republicans in February. The resolution instructs the Energy and Commerce committee, which oversees Medicaid, to slash $880 billion over the next decade, which could affect millions of Michiganders.
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More than 79 million people receive services from Medicaid or the closely related Children’s Health Insurance Program. That represents about 20% of the total population of the United States. Most enrollees qualify because of low incomes.
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Over-earning and out-of-date paperwork causes many to lose Medicaid coverage.
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More than 100,000 people in Michigan could lose access to Medicaid if they don’t submit their renewal information by the end of the month.
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For the first time since the pandemic began, the federal government will require people with Medicaid to show income eligibility to keep their insurance.
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The state is looking to renew a program to expand Medicaid for Flint residents.The five-year program began in 2016, expanding Medicaid to low-income…