Minnesota SF933 establishes the Minnesota Health Plan to provide comprehensive health care coverage for all residents.
Minnesota SF933 creates the Minnesota Health Plan, a universal health care system for all residents. The plan covers medically necessary services, including mental health, dental, vision, and long-term care. The Minnesota Health Board oversees the plan, setting premiums based on ability to pay and ensuring cost control. The plan aims to improve access, reduce costs, and enhance health outcomes. The bill also establishes the Minnesota Health Fund to manage plan finances and an ombudsman office for patient advocacy.
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