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Advocacy Updates: Protect Medicaid Part 3
Michigan Advocacy Update On July 1, after weeks of negotiations, the Senate advanced the budget reconciliation bill, H.R. 1, with the final vote being 51-50, ...
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Advocacy Updates: Patient Advocate Spotlight
Michigan Advocacy Update Patient Advocate Spotlight Throughout the year, HFM and the Michigan All Copays Count Coalition have been working to raise awareness of the ...
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Advocacy Updates: Protect Medicaid Part 2
Michigan Advocacy Update On May 14th, the House Energy and Commerce Committee passed the budget reconciliation text, followed by the House Budget Committee passing the ...
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Advocacy Updates: Protect Medicaid
Michigan Advocacy Update The House Energy and Commerce Committee is slated to begin their debate on a budget reconciliation process, which aims to cut $880 ...
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Advocacy Updates: Protect Critical Health Care Programs
Michigan Advocacy Update On April 1, the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) sent termination notices to an estimated 10,000 employees, carrying out ...
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Advocacy Updates: Michigan and Ohio
Michigan Advocacy Update Lansing Days On Tuesday, March 21 and Wednesday, March 22, 2023, twenty-nine Michigan bleeding disorders advocates joined the Hemophilia Foundation of Michigan ...
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November 2022 Great Lakes Regional Meeting
Much appreciation to all who participated with the 2022 Regional Meeting which boasted the largest attendance ever! It was clearly wonderful to be together in ...
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Battling the Winter Blues
Steve Edwards, LMSW Social worker Michigan State University Center for Bleeding and Clotting Disorders Even though the holidays have passed, winter is still here. What ...
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Looking for High School Teens Interested in Leadership Opportunities
Meet other high school students with bleeding disorders, participate in interactive activities, and learn some valuable things about becoming more independent.
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OCT 2, 2023: Men’s Support Group
Join HFM’s virtual Men’s Support Group on Monday, October 2 at 6:00pm-7:30pm. During this men’s group discussion you are welcome to share your thoughts and ...
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Patient Engagement: Working Together to Improve Experiences and Outcomes
At Cincinnati Children’s Hemophilia Treatment Center, we value patient and family input on current healthcare experiences and future program initiatives. In recent years we have ...
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Advocacy Updates: Michigan and Ohio
Michigan Advocacy Update Sarah Procario, Advocacy Director, Hemophilia Foundation of Michigan 2023: A New Start Unfortunately, the Michigan Senate did not take action on Michigan’s ...
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Enhanced Subsidies Could Lower Your Marketplace Insurance Costs for 2022
Open enrollment for Michigan’s 2022 Marketplace health plans is open from November 1, 2021 through January 15, 2022 at www.healthcare.gov.
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Enhanced Subsidies Could Lower Your Marketplace Insurance Costs for 2022
Open enrollment for the 2022 Marketplace health plans is open from November 1, 2021 through January 15, 2022 at www.healthcare.gov.
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Medic Alert Awareness Month
August is Medic Alert Awareness month. Since 1953 people have found ways to protect themselves and save their lives by wearing a medical identification bracelet ...
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Looking for Assistance with Internet Access Support?
The Emergency Broadband Benefit Program May Be Able To Help.
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Patient Advocates Thank State House Members for Bipartisan Vote Approving Bill to Ensure All Copays Count
On Its Way to the Senate, House Bill 4353 Supports Patient Access to Critical Treatments by Banning Discriminatory Copay Accumulator Adjustment Program
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Patients, Advocates Share Stories, Ask Health Policy Committee to Back New Bill to Ensure All Copays Count
House Bill 4353 Supports Patient Access to Critical Treatments by Banning Discriminatory Copay Accumulator Adjustment Programs
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Patient Advocacy Groups Launch New Coalition, Back New Bill to Ensure All Copays Count
House Bill 4353 Supports Patient Access to Critical Treatments by Banning Discriminatory Copay Accumulator Adjustment Programs
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Implications of COVID for Oral Care: How will Dentistry Change?
Covid-19 has brought many changes to our daily lives. As life begins to “open up,” Karen Ridley shares what changes to expect as you visit ...
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