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Health professional urges Michiganders not to cut medical coverage amid changes to auto insurance law

from Port Huron Times Herald

Health professional urges Michiganders not to cut medical coverage amid changes to auto insurance law Port Huron Times Herald Emmett Township resident Ed Mainguy was only a mile away from home when a deer ran in front of his car, causing a catastrophic injury that drastically changed his life. His auto insurance provided unlimited medical coverage that has paid for the cost of his rehabilitation. But with changes to Michigan's auto insurance law, which went into effect July 1, Michiganders can now choose to limit the amount of medical care their insurance will cover or opt out of medical coverage entirely. READ MORE

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