MinnesotaCare may be an option for people in your community – including for you and your family.
MinnesotaCare is lower-cost health insurance. You may be eligible for MinnesotaCare if you live in Minnesota, meet the income limits and don’t have affordable health insurance.
If you’re 65 or older and can’t get Medicare, you may be eligible for MinnesotaCare.
Help people you know in your community learn more about MinnesotaCare with the new videos you see here and at the bottom of this story. They are available in several languages including Spanish, Somali and Oromo.
MinnesotaCare offers comprehensive coverage. Benefits include immunizations, regular checkups, dental and vision services, mental health care, substance use disorder treatment, emergency care and more.
Some people who have MinnesotaCare pay a monthly premium based on their income, while others have no premium. Some people 21 and older who have MinnesotaCare pay cost-sharing, or copayments. Depending on your income, MinnesotaCare may be free.
Find more information about MinnesotaCare here.
You can enroll in MinnesotaCare year-round. Find out if you qualify anytime. Enrollment is always open, and there is no deadline to apply.
And there’s more good news: You don’t have to figure out how to apply on your own. Free help is available from a navigator near you.
Navigators speak your language, live in your community and help you find health insurance. They provide free assistance and can help you submit your application.
To find a navigator near you who speaks your language, use the Assister Directory at MNsure.
MinnesotaCare is designed to help people get the health care coverage they need.
Having health insurance is an important step you can take to keep yourself and your family healthy. Health insurance helps pay for medical appointments and medications, and it makes it much easier to get the health care you and your family need.
Health insurance also protects you financially if you get sick or have an accident. Without health insurance, you could be facing big medical bills that can turn into a financial crisis.
Your health and well-being matter. So do the health and well-being of your family and community.
Don’t wait! Find out today if MinnesotaCare is the right option for you and your family. And spread the word about MinnesotaCare in your community.
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