Minnesota could see 200,000 residents lose health insurance as federal Medicaid cuts and subsidy phase-outs approach. State officials and providers discuss financial impacts and policy responses.

Minnesota health insurance premiums for 2026 are set to increase significantly due to rising healthcare costs and the expiration of ACA enhanced tax credits, affecting individual and small group markets as open enrollment approaches.

Minnesota health insurance premiums are expected to increase between 7% and 26% in 2026 due to rising health care costs and the expiration of federal subsidies under the Affordable Care Act.

Aspirus facilities in Minnesota may fall out-of-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield if contract talks fail, reflecting industry reimbursement and inflation challenges. Learn key impacts for 2026.

Minnesota's new law introduces phased Medicaid cuts affecting eligibility, healthcare funding, and rural hospitals, with significant administrative and enrollment impacts.

Minnesota may lose $1.4B in federal Medicaid funding due to new work requirements and eligibility checks, risking coverage for 140,000 enrollees and raising out-of-pocket costs.

Explore detailed analysis of Minnesota auto insurance rates, including the effects of traffic violations and variations between cities. Learn about affordable liability and full coverage options.

Minnesota's Lifeline Insurance Program aims to provide affordable auto insurance for low-income residents, enhancing mobility and equity.

Blue Cross of Minnesota saw a significant decline in operating income for 2024, attributed to high healthcare usage and losses in Medicaid and Medicare plans.

A proposed Minnesota bill aims to introduce a state-run car insurance program to offer affordable coverage to good drivers and reduce uninsured driving rates.