On April 23rd 2013, HB 4612 was introduced in the Michigan House of Representatives. HB 4612 is another attempt to change our Auto No-Fault System that has continuously been voted down due to overwhelming opposition in past bills such as HB 4936 and Senate Bills 293 and 294. This bill will dismantle injury rehabilitation and care while shifting costs to a broken Medicaid system with no long term guarantee of lowering costs of auto insurance for Michigan residents. It will lead to significant loss of jobs in the healthcare sector, a decrease in tax revenue for the state, and leave individuals involved in catastrophic accidents without the resources necessary for their care recovery and rehabilitation. To Read the proposed bill go to www.legislature.mi.gov and enter 4612 into the bill search box. We at Centria urge you to sign this petition and ask you to support groups fighting for patients' rights. CPAN – Coalition Protecting Auto No-Fault CAPP – The Concerned Association of Patients and Providers BIA – Brain Injury Association of Michigan MBIPC – Michigan Brain Injury Provider Council

My parents pay about 25 percent of their monthly income on meds. This doesn't sound reasonable to me. I thought with the passage of the Affordable Health care act by the Obama administration the cost of meds would go down.

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In response to the recent shootings some legislators have pointed to increased mental health services as an alternative solution to gun control. Even though the “link” between mental illness and gun violence is not very strong (1), mental illness affects over 1 in 4 Americans (2). Regardless of whether those politicians are correct to link mental illness to gun violence, as a problem affecting over 1 in 4 Americans it deserves Congress’ attention. (1) http://www.nimh.nih.gov/about/director/2011/understanding-severe-mental-illness.shtml (2) http://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/publications/the-numbers-count-mental-disorders-in-america/index.shtml

I am on a fixed income I am paying into two health insurances, Medicare and UnitedHealthCare, and I am unable to get a much needed hearing aid. Why is a hearing aid not consider to be a health need? It is a necessity to be able to hear, it is very dangerous to be unable to hear. I know first hand, I been to three different companies for an hearing aid and the price is extremely high especially for those on fixed incomes?

The prohibition of medical marijuana by our government makes patients into criminals and costs millions of dollars of tax-payer money to enforce. Medical marijuana is a cost efficient, safe, and effective treatment for the symptoms of cancer, AIDS, multiple sclerosis, pain, glaucoma, epilepsy, and other conditions.

Too much of our food supply contains harmful colorings and it will continue until we stop buying it! KNOWN effects of food coloring: allergies, asthma, cancer, chromosomal damage, heart issues, hives, hyperactivity, low blood pressure, migraines and upset stomach.

To the Mother of Courtney Alexis,please agree on undergoing surgery for your daughter.Without. Courtney here it would largley affect the student body of her school and most importantly us,her friends and family.Everyone who sighns this petition cares about Courtney and would suffer if she were to leave life as we know it.Please atleast consider the surgery for your daughter.

My Mentor Raphaelle Richardson And Norman Redwing use to work for Just Family Network. They are being treated with disrespect. Parents and Staff are lying and causing confusion with them. They have been nothing but good people and deserves respect.Our youth should be our top priority, but its not. This conflict needs to be settle the right way.I believe that "Lies are told to closed minded people to avoid conflict and retribution. A closed minded person can't handle the truth, doesn't want the truth and will punish the truth." Thats why we the YOUTH THAT CARE OF MEMPHIS want the truth. We want to be treated fairly and want our voices to be heard thats why we want them back.

Obama Care is not good for Florida

When Eden Foods' CEO Michael Potter first joined the federal lawsuit in opposition to the new requirement to provide birth control for female employees in any company health plan, he claimed it was a religious objection. Now, according to a recent interview in Salon [1], he's revealed that he doesn't want to cover it because he's a man. For private companies to claim that they should be legally treated like churches is bad enough, but to claim that they should be able to discriminate against their employees because the CEO is a different gender? Ridiculous. And reading through his comments, the more Potter talks, the worse it sounds. From Salon: “I’ve got more interest in good quality long underwear than I have in birth control pills, … Because I’m a man, number one and it’s really none of my business what women do,” Potter said. So, then, why bother suing? “Because I don’t care if the federal government is telling me to buy my employees Jack Daniel’s or birth control." Birth control is like long underwear? Like whiskey? No, Mr. Potter, birth control is healthcare. No company's employees should go without routine healthcare that they work hard to earn just because their boss thinks it's silly. Sign today to tell Mr. Potter and Eden Foods that birth control is an important healthcare service that should be covered by every health insurance plan. [1] - "Eden foods doubles down in birth control flap" by Irin Carmon, Salon.com http://www.salon.com/2013/04/15/eden_foods_ceo_digs_himself_deeper_in_birth_control_outrage/

Coverage for eating disorders including Anorexia Nervosa is often restricted by health plans via strict medical necessity criteria, pre-authorization requirements, benefit limitations, or lack of coverage for residential care. Please sign our petition to health plans requesting fair and effective coverage of eating disorders including Anorexia …