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Ingham County voters supporting health millage
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[Lansing State Journal] - Health plan administrators now will meet with the county's Board of Commissioners to finalize funding details, said Robin Reynolds, the plan's executive director. Coverage for uninsured residents will continue to be a priority, she said. “We live in a
Google News: Election 2012: Millage to Deter Health "Doughnut Hole"
[WKAR] - The Ingham Health Plan is a publicly funded safety net. Executive director Robin Reynolds says it's designed for people living anywhere from zero to 250 percent of the federal poverty level. “So, we cover the people who don't have Medicaid and can't
Ingham asking voters to support health plan
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[Lansing State Journal] - “I think it's very critical,” Robin Reynolds, executive director of the health plan, said of the millage. “We're looking at a 50 percent reduction of funds in and we'll have to cut our membership by 50 percent. Those people will need help.” The
Google News: Coverage for all
[City Pulse] - The Ingham Health Plan provides basic health care services to people in the county who make between $17,500 and $28,000, are not eligible for Medicaid and will not be covered under the Affordable Care Act, said Robin Reynolds, executive director of the
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