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GLHP Board of Directors Election

GLHP's Board of Directors has an opening! Any adult member, at least 18 years old is eligible to be on the Board. The election will run from July 24, 2008 through August 7, 2008. Please call 1.800.903.5253, extension 4530 to place your vote.

To check the status of the GLHP Board of Directors election, click here.



GLHP is Excellent!!

We are pleased to announce that GLHP's Medicaid product was awarded an accreditation status of Excellent by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA). NCQA is a private, nonprofit organization that evaluates and reports on health care quality. This is not only good news for us, it’s good news for you.
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MQIC urges prevention through breast, cervical and colon cancer screenings

The Michigan Quality Improvement Consortium is raising awareness of early detection of breast, cervical and colon cancer by publishing a chart of cancer screening recommendations. GLHP participates in MQIC and endorses the guidelines developed by MQIC for improving patient health care.
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GLHP now offers affordable, easy-to-use healthy living benefits!

GLHP will be partnering with various organizations to help our members fight obesity and reduce health risks. These partners will provide discounts on their services and products to GLHP members. Click here to see what Discount Programs are available in your area.



New Medicaid Documentation Requirements to Renew Eligibility

All Medicaid beneficiaries renewing their coverage after June 30, 2006 and all new applications for Medicaid benefits, must provide proof of citizenship or nationality. The new requirements are a part of the Deficit Reduction Act signed by the president. Without the necessary proof, people who are eligible for Medicaid may not be ... +More

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Café au lait spot: A flat spot on the skin that is the color of coffee with milk (café au lait) in persons with light skin, or a darker appearance (café noir) than the surrounding skin in persons with dark skin. About 10% of the general population have café au lait spots, and they can be removed with a Yag laser. Café au lait spots are in themselves harmless, but in some cases they may be a sign of neurofibromatosis. The presence of 6 or more café au lait spots each of which is 1.5 centimeters or more in diameter is diagnostic of neurofibromatosis. Conversely, most people with neurofibromatosis who are at least 5 years old have 6 or more café au lait spots 1.5 centimeters or more in diameter.



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