Healthcare

Carmen Burgie has been wheelchair bound since 2001. But about six months ago, her insurance company, Auto-Owners Insurance, stopped paying for her therapists – who she needs for a better quality of life.

Corewell Health opened a full-service health clinic inside Detroit Edison Public School Academy on Friday.

On Wednesday, the two bargaining teams will formalize the tentative contract. If ratified, it would end the strike that began on Sept. 13.

“Finding someone who would be able to donate would be fantastic," said Jennifer Latowski's husband of nearly 18 years, Eric.

A ruling this summer requires auto insurance companies to reinstate care for Michigan car crash survivors, but many of those victims are still waiting for anything to change.

After a three-hour debate at the capitol, both sides agreed that a better reporting system is needed.

Open enrollment is now available for 2022 Healthcare.gov plans.

"The work level has increased," she said. "It’s very stressful. And then you go home and you feel like he just didn’t do enough anymore. It is very taxing."

A team of doctors at Henry Ford Health System have saved dozens of lives over the past 15 years and are now working to pass the knowledge to other health systems.

The Supreme Court appeared likely to leave the bulk of the Affordable Care Act in place, following opening arguments made at the high court over the law's constitutionality.

Michigan hospitals missed out on hundreds of thousands in federal aid after $175 billion approved by Congress didn't consider COVID-19 hot spots when it was divided up.

A federal judge has invalidated Michigan's requirement for Medicaid recipients to find work to continue receiving health insurance.

From fixing the roads to healthcare, taking a look at what Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is expected to talk about in her State of the State address.