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A national, county-by-county analysis of Medicaid and CHIP enrollment by Georgetown University and University of Minnesota researchers shows where proposed Medicaid cuts would hit hardest.
$30 million in EMS funding passed by the Minnesota Legislature this year is a small step to solving a growing crisis in the industry.
Attorney General Keith Ellison, state officials are trying to spread the word about providers dropping or changing Medicare Advantage plans
The health care system will not accept UnitedHealthcare and Humana insurance effective Jan. 1.

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Seniors simply can’t afford to lose affordable health care choices.
"Unfortunately, the Medicare agency has proposed new policies and cuts that threaten the core of Medicare Advantage — again."
From the column: "With more than 530,000 Medicare Advantage enrollees in Minnesota, our state’s seniors clearly understand the great benefits the program offers."
From the column: "I’m thinking of Kerry and his wife who live in Cloquet and both take Jardiance. This prescription drug costs them $750 each for just one month's supply."
The extension until Aug. 1 provides Minnesotans more time to complete and submit their renewal paperwork
In a Republican utopia, there will be no Social Security.
It appears Republicans are now aiming to make significant changes to Medicare and Social Security, as Huffpost reported Jan. 9.
From the column: "Complaints to Medicare about false and misleading advertising of Medicare Advantage plans doubled in 2021."
Commercial health insurers will never be satisfied with even their current, outrageous profits.
In many states, Medicare only covers up to 80% of dialysis treatment, and Medigap plans to cover the remaining expense aren't accessible to patients under 65.

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