Why Michigan Medicine says it deserves more money from Blue Cross
Michigan Medicine is seeking higher reimbursement rates from Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, arguing that its unique role in providing specialty care and research warrants higher pay. The dispute may affect 300,000 patients who could lose access to Michigan Medicine doctors if a new contract isn't reached by July 1.
Michigan Medicine and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan are in a dispute over reimbursement rates. Michigan Medicine wants rates comparable to other national academic medical centers. Blue Cross says it already pays Michigan Medicine more than other health systems in the state. The dispute may affect 300,000 patients. Michigan Medicine provides specialty care and research, which is expensive. The contract deadline is June 30.
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