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Robin Erb

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Did Rx Kids lose $20M in Michigan budget deal? Depends who you ask

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By Robin Erb, Jordyn Hermani Verified
| Bridge Michigan Verified
Lawmakers scrambling to finalize the state budget last week deleted a $20 million line item to Rx Kids, a program providing cash, no-strings-attached, for pregnant and new moms Republican House Leader Matt Hall says under the new state budget, that money is now off the table for the program But Rx Kids leaders say they can still tap into those funds Lawmakers may have finalized the state budget Friday, but confusion lingers over a controversial line item that’s missing: $20 million intended...
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Medicare rolls out $50 GLP-1 drugs. ‘Pandemonium’ ahead for Michigan doctors?

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By Robin Erb
| Civic Media
Starting Wednesday, in-demand weight loss drugs like Wegovy and Zepbound will be available to some Medicare beneficiaries for just $50 Eligibility is limited, and the program lasts through next year The new program creates a loophole — but one that means some people who need the drugs most, such as diabetics, might have to pay more.
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Medicare rolls out $50 GLP-1 drugs. ‘Pandemonium’ ahead for Michigan doctors?

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By Robin Erb
| Bridge Michigan Verified
Starting Wednesday, in-demand weight loss drugs like Wegovy and Zepbound will be available to some Medicare beneficiaries for just $50 Eligibility is limited, and the program lasts through next year The new program creates a loophole — but one that means some people who need the drugs most, such as diabetics, might have to pay more.
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