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Michigan No Fault Reform: Coverage Choices and Tradeoffs
Michigan No Fault Reform gives eligible drivers several PIP medical coverage choices, but lower limits or opting out can shift substantial medical costs and protections away from the auto policy. Review eligibility, health coverage coordination, attendant care, wage loss, survivor benefits, and household consequences before changing PIP.
The short answer
Gretchen Whitmer signed sweeping changes to our No Fault Law. Most headlines still focus on the promised premium savings tied to new options for Personal Injury Protection, a revamped fee schedule for Medical Claims, Fraud Prevention Measures, and adjustments to rating factors.
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Customers First Insurance Group. This article provides general educational information, not legal advice or a coverage determination. Coverage, eligibility, pricing, and claim outcomes vary by policy, insurer, facts, and applicable law. Read your policy and consult a licensed insurance professional about your situation.