Health reform: More plans, more insurers in Michigan
Nov. 09– Open enrollment of federal health reform’s centerpiece– health plans for the uninsured and the underinsured on state marketplaces– opens Saturday with more companies and more than twice as many plans in Michigan. In fact, no other state among the 36 with a federally run marketplace has more insurers than Michigan, according to the latest analysis by the…
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