Michigan Medicine to End University of Michigan Health Plan Post-2025

Press Release: Key Developments in Michigan

GM Plant Explosion Injures Worker; Vigil Held for House Fire Victims

(CBS DETROIT) — In significant local news, a recent explosion at a General Motors (GM) plant has left one worker injured. Details regarding the incident remain under investigation, with authorities ensuring that all safety protocols are being evaluated.

In a separate, poignant community event, a vigil was held to honor the victims of a recent house fire. Local residents and officials gathered to express their condolences and provide support to the affected families, demonstrating the community’s resilience and unity in times of tragedy.

In administrative news, Michigan Medicine announced plans to discontinue the University of Michigan Health Plan by the end of 2025. This strategic move is designed to realign resources toward direct patient care, education, and research initiatives. As the majority owner of the UM Health Plan, which encompasses the Michigan Care and Michigan Care Advantage plans, Michigan Medicine reassures members that their current benefits will remain unchanged through 2025. All claims for services rendered up to that point will continue to be processed as normal.

Current members will have the opportunity to switch to another University of Michigan health insurance plan during the upcoming open enrollment period in October 2025. For further inquiries or assistance, members can reach out to the dedicated support team at 800-832-9186.

These developments highlight both the challenges and the community spirit prevalent in Michigan as residents confront difficulties while remaining committed to supporting one another. Stay tuned for more updates on these stories and other local news.

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