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Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Company typeMutual Industry Health insurance Founded 1929 Headquarters Detroit, Michigan, United States Products PPOs, HMOs1 more row
DIFS regulates the business of insurance transacted in Michigan. Our authority pertains to contracts issued in Michigan. DIFS accepts complaints from parties involved in the contract, such as the insured, policyholder, or certificate holder.
The Health Insurance Marketplace (Marketplace) is a federally operated insurance marketplace where individuals and families can purchase and compare health plans. The Marketplace is primarily accessed at .healthcare.gov or by telephone at 800-318-2596.

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