LANSING, Mich. (Michigan News Source) – Insurance companies have agreed to maintain no-cost preventive healthcare in Michigan.

The move comes after a Texas federal judge struck down the no-cost preventive health care requirement under the Affordable Care Act.

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While the ruling in Braidwood Management, Inc. v. Becerra is under appeal, roughly 2.1 million Michiganders who would have lost their preventive healthcare coverage under the ruling will maintain their current coverage.

Preventive health care includes access to many types of screenings, medications and vaccinations, and counseling services.

Questions can be directed to individual insurers or employers. In addition, people can call 877-999-6442 or click here.

The following insurers have agreed to continue with the preventive care services:

Aetna Life Insurance Company, Aetna Health of Michigan Inc.
Blue Care Network of Michigan
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan
Cigna Health and Life Insurance Company
Health Alliance Plan, Alliance Health and Life Insurance Company
Humana Insurance Company
Humana Medical Plan of Michigan
McLaren Health Plan Community
Meridian Health Plan of Michigan, Inc.
Molina Healthcare of Michigan
Nippon Life Insurance Company of America
Oscar Insurance Company
Physicians Health Plan
Priority Health
UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company Inc. and UnitedHealthcare Community Plan Inc.
US Health and Life Insurance Company
Wellfleet Insurance Company