The MHA received media coverage the week of July 31 regarding Michigan Supreme Court decision in Andary v. USAA, which the MHA published a media statement on following the opinion release. The MHA is also mentioned in several stories regarding price transparency and healthcare workforce shortages.
MHA CEO Brian Peters is quoted in multiple stories. Below is a collection of headlines from around the state.
Thursday, August 3
- Sturgis Journal: Sturgis Hospital becomes state’s first rural emergency facility
- Crain’s Grand Rapids: Longshot online petition for ‘another hospital’ in Muskegon highlights public discontent
Wednesday, August 2
Monday, July 31
- Michigan Advance: Michigan Supreme Court: No-fault auto insurance changes don’t impact prior services
- MIRS: Supremes: No-Fault Reforms Don’t Apply Retroactively
- The Center Square: Michigan Supreme Court strikes down 2019 auto insurance reform provisions
- Gongwer: Whitmer On Andary: Still Figuring Out Next Steps
- Bridge: Bridge Lunch Break on Aug. 30 focuses on worker shortages in health care
Friday, July 28
- Michigan Business Network: Michigan Business Beat | Brian Peters Reviewing The Past Year For Michigan Health & Hospital Assoc.
Members with any questions regarding media requests should contact John Karasinski at the MHA.