Minnesota HF2880 clarifies that direct primary care agreements are not considered health insurance.

Minnesota HF2880 clarifies that direct primary care agreements are not considered health insurance, accident and sickness insurance, or any other regulated health coverage. These agreements are defined as written contracts between patients and primary care providers, allowing termination without penalties, specifying services for a periodic fee, and prohibiting additional compensation for included services. The agreements must explicitly state they do not constitute health insurance.

Minnesota HF2880 clarifies that direct primary care agreements are not considered health insurance.

Minnesota HF2880 clarifies that direct primary care agreements are not considered health insurance, accident and sickness insurance, or any other regulated health coverage. These agreements are defined as written contracts between patients and primary care providers, allowing termination without penalties, specifying services for a periodic fee, and prohibiting additional compensation for included services. The agreements must explicitly state they do not constitute health insurance.