In Michigan, the gap between having health insurance and being able to afford necessary care has become a defining political issue. For Christina Starks-Clay, a special education paraprofessional, this gap manifested on a recent Tuesday morning at a bank branch, where she withdrew a $1,000 cashier's check. The funds were earmarked to pay down a portion of her son's dental bills, a debt that stood at $389 even after accounting for her existing de…
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