Minnesota SF565 requires the commissioner of commerce to pay health plan companies for mandated health benefit costs.
Minnesota SF565 amends state statutes to require the commissioner of commerce to make payments to health plan companies to cover the costs of mandated health benefit proposals. This applies to individual, small group, and large group markets. The commissioner must make these payments within 60 days of receiving a statement from the health plan company. The bill also allows the commissioner to use state funds or accept funding from other sources to pay for evaluations of these proposals.
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