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MinnesotaCare from Blue Plus is a health care plan for people who need affordable health care but don’t qualify for Medical Assistance, Minnesota’s Medicaid program. SEE IF YOU QUALIFY.
At Blue Plus, we have health care plans that work with Minnesota’s Medical Assistance, called Minnesota Health Care Programs. These plans can help you pay for health care if you have a limited income or disability.
At Blue Plus, we have health care plans that work with Minnesota’s Medical Assistance, called Minnesota Health Care Programs. Blue Plus plans for state public programs HMO Minnesota, d.b.a. Blue Plus, an affiliate of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota.
To find details about benefits and coverage for a particular Blue Plus plan offered on MNsure, use the links below to go to the Blue Plus website. You can also use the MNsure Plan Comparison Tool to compare Blue Plus plans with other plans side by side.
Health plan member services phone numbers. TTY: Use your preferred relay service to reach any of the offices listed here. Blue Plus.
Contact information for participating health plans: Blue Plus, HealthPartners, Hennepin Health, Itasca Medical Care - IMCare, Medica, PrimeWest Health, South Country Health Alliance, UCare, UnitedHealthcare-MN and Medica.
To enroll in the Blue Advantage Families and Children plan, you must first qualify for medical assistance from the Minnesota Department of Human Services. The application process depends on your age, if you have children and whether you have a disability.
MSHO is a program for Minnesota residents 65 years old or older who are eligible for both Medicaid and Medicare Parts A and B. With MSHO, your Medicaid and Medicare benefits are combined into one plan – at no extra cost. You’ll get extra perks and benefits when you need them.
Blue Plus also contracts with the Minnesota Department of Human Services to provide public health plans including Medical Assistance and MinnesotaCare. BlueCross BlueShield of Minnesota.
Your Health Insurance Card. After you enroll in a private health plan and pay your first month's premium, you will receive a membership packet with your insurance card and summary of benefits and coverage detailed information.