Since 1973, Michigan drivers paid a small yearly fee to their insurance companies for the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association fund. If a Michigan driver was in a catastrophic accident involving an automobile, the MCCA fund reimbursed insurance companies for all claims beyond the policy's limit.

For life.

It's a promise Michigan made to its paying citizens.

This isn't tax money.

It's money those drivers paid into the fund through their insurance companies every year.

With PA21 and 22, Michigan survivors of catastrophic auto crashes suddenly got their benefits cut by a whopping 45% and care provider hours to 56 per week.

The law wasn't supposed to be applied to patients who were already in the system, but insurance companies did it anyway. Now the court system is tied up with cases from patients trying to hold their insurance companies accountable to their contracts - a process that can take YEARS. 

Meanwhile, they're finding it impossible to survive. 

Fifty businesses that were taking care of patients have had to close their doors. They can't provide care at the slashed rates.

More are closing every week.

Survivors are being dropped off in Michigan emergency rooms and nursing homes by family members who are desperate to keep them alive.

Several have died.

All while $23 billion of THEIR money sits in the fund. 

This care didn't need to be cut.

You can get it restored - just by listening. 

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