State lawmakers push for bill to help seriously injured car crash survivors
Although changes to Michigan?s no-fault law that went into effect last year, slashed auto insurance rates, it also cut insurance reimbursements for those home health care providers, forcing some out of business and their patients into facilities where advocates say they don?t always get the best of care.
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