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It’s time for MinnesotaCare enrollees to renew their health care coverage

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Minnesotans who rely on MinnesotaCare for affordable health insurance should watch their mail for an envelope with a blue circle and prepare for their annual renewal to ensure uninterrupted coverage into the new year. The Minnesota Department of Human Services is currently mailing MinnesotaCare renewal forms. Enrollees should check their mailboxes this fall for “the circle in blue when it’s time to renew.” They can also look up their renewal form now in their online health care account at mn.gov/dhs/online. “It’s important to turn in this paperwork quickly to avoid interruptions in health insurance,” said Temporary Commissioner John Connolly. “We want to help eligible Minnesotans keep their coverage to access the care and prescription drugs they need.” The department must verify eligibility every year for MinnesotaCare enrollees to continue their coverage.

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