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"Michigan's Doctors Offer Low Cost Family Service," shouted newspaper headlines throughout the Wolverine State last September 19. "A group medical care plan for families with limited incomes was adopted yesterday by the Michigan State Medical Society," the news story stated. "It will make available to participating groups a wide range of medical services at nominal cost." While the press with generous columns heralded this action as an answer to the medical economic problem, some gentlemen of the fourth estate suggested the medical profession was taking a very revolutionary plunge. Few stories presented the background of nine years of study and research by the Michigan State Medical Society preceding its final decision to adopt a plan for assisting those in the lower income groups to obtain needed medical service. And only one or two reporters mentioned the Michigan Enabling Act upon which the whole new structure rests!

The Michigan Enabling Act for Non-Profit Medical Care Plans