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Posted inHealth + Wellness
GOP reneges on promise to protect Medicaid, Medicare, Obamacare
A GOP-backed budget bill with record Medicaid cuts could impact over 1.3 million Minnesotans, triggering rural hospital closures and lost health care access.
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Find out if you’re eligible for MinnesotaCare 24/7/365
MinnesotaCare is a lower-cost health insurance program that can be applied for year-round, with free help from a navigator in your community, and provides comprehensive coverage for people who live in Minnesota.
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Health insurance helps keep you, your family and your community healthy
Medical Assistance and MinnesotaCare provide comprehensive health coverage for individuals with low incomes, including immunizations, prescription medications, annual physicals, dental care, and emergency care, as well as transportation assistance and access to preventive care.
Posted inNews
Federal changes aim to reduce prescription drug costs for older adults in Minnesota
Under the Inflation Reduction Act, Medicare enrollees will benefit from price reductions on prescription drugs, with the first wave of price controls taking effect next year and additional drugs covered in 2025, resulting in significant savings for older Minnesotans.
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Biden administration secures victory in Medicare drug price negotiations, projected to save billions
The White House revealed that the newly negotiated prices could save U.S. taxpayers a staggering $6 billion.
Posted inHealth + Wellness
How family caregivers can get the support they need: Tips and resources
Family caregivers face a variety of challenges when providing unpaid assistance to their loved ones, including financial burdens.
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Confused about Medicare options? Free event can help clarify
‘It’s crucial for the community to learn how to cost-compare Medicare plans. Middle to high-income consumers do this all the time and they pay less.’
Posted inOpinion
Our first concern must be health coverage for those with none
I would prioritize healthcare coverage to low-income Americans who have no coverage at all over additional health coverage for millionaires and billionaires, who already have basic Medicare.