MNsure adds week to enrollment period
MNsure has added a one-week, special enrollment period to allow people additional time to purchase health insurance through the exchange. Enrollment was set to end Tuesday, but will remain open until
The extension will allow people to take advantage of
The legislation, signed Thursday, aims to help 125,000 Minnesotans facing significant premium increases in the individual market.
Minnesota Management and Budget Commissioner
Health plans will also reimburse shoppers for the higher costs in previous months.
The discount is open to all Minnesotans, but they must purchase insurance through the MNsure website. Insurance purchased in the special enrollment period is effective
Minnesotans eligible for Medical Assistance or MinnesotaCare can enroll year round. As of
Governor
For more information, visit www.mnsure.org/shop-compare/premium-rebates/index.jsp.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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