Minn. House DFL Caucus: Health Finance and Policy Committee Hears From Experts on Medicaid Managed Care
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Managed Care is a complex system for delivering health care services to Minnesotans on Medical Assistance and MinnesotaCare. The system has been in place since 1985, currently with nine private entities under contract to provide health insurance for a flat fee per enrollee. The system is supposed to save money for taxpayers and improve health outcomes, but there is little research to show whether Minnesotans are getting a good deal for our public dollars or for the health of our population. The committee learned that in 2022 these Managed Care Organizations (MCOs) saw record profits on their Medicaid business.
"Legislators of both parties want to deliver effective health services to Minnesotans as efficiently as possible, so I hope we will continue to examine the best way to achieve these goals," said Rep.
Approximately 1.4 million Minnesotan-about 18% of the population-are enrolled in Medical Assistance, while MinnesotaCare has about 100,000 enrollees. The
Experts presenting to the committee were:
The full hearing can be found on the House Information YouTube page (https://www.youtube.com/@MNHouseInfo).
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Original text here: https://www.house.mn.gov/Caucus/View/DFL/37673


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