Establishes the Minnesota Health Plan to provide comprehensive health care coverage for all residents.
The bill establishes the Minnesota Health Plan to ensure all Minnesota residents receive comprehensive health care coverage. It creates the Minnesota Health Board to oversee the plan, manage the Minnesota Health Fund, and implement enrollment procedures. The plan covers necessary care including medical, dental, mental health, and long-term care, with no cost-sharing. It also establishes an ombudsman for patient advocacy, an Office of Health Quality and Planning, and a conflict of interest committee.
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