Medicare's $35-a-month insulin cap still leaves many Michigan residents out of luck

Hundreds of thousands of Michigan residents with diabetes don’t qualify for the price cap because they aren’t in Medicare. Health advocates add that even with the cap, low-income patients can’t afford the other aspects of diabetes care.

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