Companies Offering Health Insurance Plans for Michigan in 2016
- Alliance Health and Life Insurance Company
- Blue Care Network
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
- Harbor Health Plan
- Health Alliance Plan
- Humana
- McLaren Health Plan
- Meridian
- Molina
- Physicians Health Plan
- Priority Health (HMO)
- Total Health Care USA
- Priority Health Insurance Company (PPO and POS)
- UnitedHealthcare Community Plan
Companies to Offer Health Insurance Plans for Michigan in 2017
- Alliance Health and Life Insurance Company
- Blue Care Network
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
- Harbor Health Plan
- Health Alliance Plan
- Humana
- McLaren Health Plan
- Meridian
- Molina
- Physicians Health Plan
- Priority Health (HMO)
- Total Health Care USA
Just as much of the US, UnitedHealthcare will no longer be an option for Michigan enrollees purchasing on the exchange. Priority Health Insurance Company will no longer be available as well, but Priority Health will be offering their HMO option. Health Alliance and Humana will be limiting their options to their HMO as well.
The following carriers are available through private exchanges or third parties in Michigan:
- HAP
- Priority Health
- Blue Care Network of Michigan
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
- Aetna
- HAP
- Priority Health
- UnitedHealthcare
Top Michigan Short Term Health Insurance Providers
- Standard Security Life Insurance Company
- HCC Life Insurance Company
- National Health Insurance Company
- Golden Rule Insurance Company (UnitedHealthOne)
Which Companies Offer Self-Employed Health Insurance in Michigan?
- Blue Care Network of Michigan
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Mutual Insurance Company
- McLaren Health Plan Community
- United Healthcare>
Michigan Plan Rates Increase in 2017
Several Michigan health insurance companies have requested a rate increase for health insurance plans in 2017. As long each carrier can accompany their request with evidence that medical services justify the increase, it is very likely that the rates will be approved. The rate increase will be offset by subsidies for many Michigan residents, but for those that don’t qualify, the increase can be anywhere from 3% to 31%.
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