Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota and Fairview Health Services Announce “Strive” Product Portfolio for 2019

Designed as a focused approach for delivering highly coordinated and personalized care, Strive will be available to large employers (50 or more employees); Medicare Advantage beneficiaries; and individuals who purchase insurance coverage on their own.
The eight counties where all three Strive offerings will be in 2019 are:
All Strive products feature the same comprehensive network, offering a vast array of providers that address the full spectrum of care. With primary and specialty care doctors from Fairview,
The name Strive comes from the shared commitment between
"Minnesotans rightfully expect to receive high quality care at an affordable price.
"As one of the state's most comprehensive and geographically accessible health systems, it's our privilege to care for the members of our communities each day – whatever their health care need," says
All three Strive offerings will be available during the respective 2018 open enrollment periods for coverage starting as early as
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