Establishes a basic health program for low-income Michigan residents.
Michigan SB1152 establishes a basic health program for low-income residents. The Department of Health and Human Services will automatically enroll eligible individuals in a standard health plan unless they opt out. The program will include reduced deductibles and copayments, with no premiums for those below 133% of the federal poverty guidelines. The department will coordinate eligibility and enrollment systems to ensure seamless coverage. A basic health program blueprint will be developed, reviewed, and submitted to the United States Secretary of Health and Human Services for certification.
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