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Panel Discussion on Youth Mental Health Crisis and School-Based Health Services

...local public health departments). School-based health centers can provide economical, easy access behavioral health services to youth, and can facilitate destigmatization and foster treatment-seeking behaviors throughout the

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June 3, 2021

Teacher Attraction and Retention will be Further Challenged by Inflation and Health Insurance

In a Nutshell Preliminary health insurance rate filings with the State of Michigan signal that health insurance premiums could see a double-digit increase in 2025. Public schools

Council Briefs

August 16, 2024
Tags teacher salaries

The Future of the Affordable Care Act is Back in the Hands of the Supreme Court

...shockwaves throughout the state, affecting all Michiganders (not just those who access health insurance directly through the Healthy Michigan Plan or an ACA marketplace). Next Steps for

Council Briefs

November 10, 2020
Tags ACA, Affordable Care Act, health, health care, Healthy Michigan Plan, insurance, medicaid, obamacare, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, SCOTUS, Supreme Court of the United States, U.S. Supreme Court

2011 Media Citations

...city, it noted, owns a small airport, has its own health service, regional water agency and streetlight department, and uses city employees, not contractors, to pick up

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November 18, 2014

Pandemic Demonstrates Importance of Medicaid Safety Net

...care. In fact, the Healthy Michigan Plan has facilitated health improvement for many enrollees. Evidence from before the pandemic suggested that this improved health facilitates greater workforce

Council Briefs

March 11, 2022
Tags Coronavirus, COVID-19, Healthy Michigan, Healthy Michigan Plan, medicaid, Medicaid expansion, Michigan

2019 Media Citations

...Absent national health insurance, we can continue to expect health care costs to increase dramatically, while employers also seek to shift costs to employee/retirees. The report concludes

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October 14, 2019

2020 Census Likely to Rob Michigan of Another Congressional Seat. Rural Reps? Get Ready for More Driving.

...this. Urban areas are growing while most rural areas are losing population.   State population growth, or lack thereof, combined with population shifts within states can have

Council Briefs

July 25, 2018
Tags apportionment, census, congress, population, redistricting

Medicaid Expansion Revisited: Past Experience Should Inform Future Policy

...Healthy Michigan Plan has facilitated health improvement for many enrollees. This improved health facilitates greater workforce participation, better performance at school or work, and greater financial stability. Every person

Council Briefs

August 2, 2019
Tags budget, Governmental Research Association, GRA, Healthcare, Healthy Michigan Plan, Medicaid expansion

Michigan May Want to Reconsider Requiring Foreign-Trained Doctors to Repeat Residency Training 

...performed by other health professionals. The Research Council has recently highlighted policies on the efficiency of service delivery and expanding the work performed by other health professionals,

Council Briefs

March 19, 2025
Tags health care, health professional, health professional shortage area, Healthcare, medical training, Michigan, Physicians, Public Health, residency

Medicaid work requirements are meant to promote work, but can imperil health

...care (and improved enrollees’ health); shrinking Medicaid will do the opposite. The federal guidance that opened the door for a work requirement in Medicaid suggests that health

Council Briefs

June 6, 2018
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