Losing your Medical Assistance coverage? Check your options through MNsure's marketplace
STATEWIDE – As roughly 1.5 million Minnesotans who currently have Medical Assistance (
"If you learn you no longer qualify for Medical Assistance or MinnesotaCare coverage, you may have more health insurance options than you think," said MNsure CEO
All medical and dental plans sold on MNsure.org include essential health benefits and important consumer protections. When it comes to health insurance, anything less may leave you in a lurch if you get sick or have to go to a hospital. Health plans available outside of MNsure may not offer comprehensive coverage or include the same benefits and protections.
When you choose health coverage through MNsure, you can access important savings that aren't available anywhere else. Currently, 58 percent of MNsure enrollees are saving money on their monthly premiums thanks to advanced premium tax credits, which act like an instant discount that lowers the cost of health insurance. On average, eligible households are saving
MNsure also offers a statewide network of certified brokers and navigators who provide free help to Minnesotans who need health insurance. A navigator or broker can walk you through your options, so you can make informed choices about your health care. Brokers can also give you personalized advice about picking a plan that's right for you.
Minnesotans who are no longer eligible for Medical Assistance or MinnesotaCare can get started today by visiting MNsure.org/newcoverage.
Use MNsure.org for your peace of mind. MNsure encourages consumers to be aware of scams targeting Minnesotans who need health insurance. Here are three tips to verify you're working with MNsure and purchasing quality healthcare coverage:
Check the website URL. The best way
to know you're getting comprehensive
coverage is to make sure you use MNsure.
org to shop for health insurance. Make
sure you click on MNsure.org if using a
search engine, or type MNsure.org into
the address bar.
Take advantage of MNsure's free
and anonymous cost estimates online.
MNsure.org has a cost estimator tool
that allows you to shop for health plans
without submitting your contact information. Be careful with websites that insist
on collecting your telephone number to
provide you with an estimate. Providing
your telephone number to these websites
may lead to numerous unwanted calls.
Watch out for unsolicited calls, especially those that require immediate payment.
MNsure has a statewide network of certified brokers and navigators who can help
Minnesotans apply and enroll in health
coverage, but they provide this help for
free. MNsure will never cold-call you to try
and sell you health insurance or give your
phone number to a broker without your
prior permission and MNsure will never
call and ask for a
credit card or bank account number.
More tips to protect against fraud and how to report suspected fraud are available on the MNsure website.
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