Michigan Medicine
Coverage of Michigan Medicine in the Nexus archive.
- U-M nurses reach tentative contract agreement with Michigan Medicine, averting possible strike
University of Michigan nurses reached a tentative contract agreement with Michigan Medicine after nine months of negotiations, averting a potential strike. The agreement includes wage increases of 13.25% over three years, a $3,000 ratification bonus, improved nurse-to-patient ratios, and stronger workplace violence protections for 7,500 RNs.
- Opinion | Health system growth and high-value care can go hand in hand
The article argues that health system growth and high-value care can coexist. Dr. David C. Miller, CEO of Michigan Medicine and executive vice president of medical affairs at University of Michigan, presents this opinion.
- Blue Cross and Michigan Medicine reach deal on new contract
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and Michigan Medicine announced a long-term contract agreement, ensuring continued in-network healthcare access at University of Michigan facilities beyond the current June 30 deadline. The deal resolves a months-long dispute over reimbursement rates and contract terms, with financial details to be finalized. Both parties emphasized maintaining patient access to care while addressing affordability.