State health officials are in the midst of a massive transition of residents on public health programs, shifting hundreds of thousands of low-income people to ...

State health officials are in the midst of a massive transition of residents on public health programs, shifting hundreds of thousands of low-income people to new coverage plans as the state aims to book millions of dollars in savings.

DHS computer troubles delay cost-lowering transfer under new law.

The exchange closed out the Affordable Care Act’s first open enrollment period on Monday, March 31, at midnight with nearly 170,000 enrollments.

Anne Henry and the Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid Disability Law Center push disabilities services funding.

The goal is to create a “wraparound” for the Emergency Medical Assistance program that would essentially give state-funded Medicaid benefits to affected immigrants.

DHS’s Siegel overcomes disease to make outsized contributions to health care policy.

MNsure aims to balance the risk pool by courting the young and healthy.

A11-1831 A.A.A. v. Minn. Dep’t of Human Servs. (Court of Appeals)

The Minnesota Provider Coalition sent a letter on Friday to members of the health and human services conference committee calling for a 5 percent increase in reimbursement payments for treating Medicaid enrollees.