Individual Health Insurance in Minnesota (MN)
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More than 5.1 million Americans make their home in the North Star State, giving birth to an additional 70,000 Minnesotans each year. Unfortunately, 9 percent of the people here in Minnesota do not have a current health insurance policy, but with the add-on policy, temporary insurance plans and plans designed specifically for the self-employed, temporarily unemployed to work in conjunction with Medicaid or Medicare,† there is no reason why every Minnesotan can't enjoy coverage.
Minnesota Health Issues
Before they are even born, good health insurance is a crucial part of every child's wellbeing. In Minnesota, 14 percent of new mothers do not receive the prenatal care they need, resulting in 4600 babies born each year with a low birth weight, 6.5 percent of all newborns. Another 10.5 percent are born prematurely and up until the age of 3, 18 percent of Minnesota's children don't get the immunization shots they need to successfully fight off potentially fatal illnesses.
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Childhood obesity is an issue here, too, with 10 percent of kids between the ages of 10 and 17 classified as overweight. Only 55 percent of kids made it to both the doctor and the dentist last year. Even the most basic insurance policy would remedy many of these issues.
Health Insurance Needs in Minnesota
Adults, too, would do well to invest in the preventative healthcare covered by health insurance. Almost 6 percent of adults in Minnesota have diabetes, 11 percent have asthma, 59 percent are overweight or obese and 20 percent smoke. All of these are conditions that can develop into more serious illnesses, cause heart disease, cancers, stroke and death. Don't delay any longer: get your free health insurance quote today.
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Minnesota Health Insurance Laws
Minnesota law allows insurance companies to deny you coverage if you have a health problem. Pre-existing conditions can be excluded for a maximum period of 12 months. Pre-existing conditions can not be excluded permanently. There are no regulations limiting premium prices. The state prohibits cancellation of your policy if you become sick.
Individual Health Insurance Companies in Minnesota
American Family Insurance
Assurant Health
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota
HealthPartners
Medica
Minnesota Health Insurance Network
Security Life
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A Medicare Advantage plan is a health plan provided through a private insurer and delivering Medicare Part A and Part B benefits. A Part D Drug plan is a prescription drug plan provided through a private insurer and delivering Medicare Part D benefits. A Medicare Supplement plan is a health insurance plan provided by a private company that fills in the “gaps” in original Medicare coverage. The sales agent that will be discussing plan options with you is either employed or contracted by an agency that sells Medicare plans, a Medicare health plan, or a Medicare prescription drug plan that is not the Federal government. Submitting our form does NOT affect your current enrollment, nor will it enroll you in a Medicare Advantage plan, Medicare Prescription Drug plan, Medicare Supplement plan or other Medicare plans.
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