Medicare Advantage, Minnesota

Health providers dropping Medicare Advantage could affect coverage for 60,000 Minnesotans
Attorney General Keith Ellison and officials from state agencies handling aging and Medicare are trying to spread the word about providers dropping or changing Medicare Advantage plans.
MN health care providers dropping Medicare Advantage plans: What you need to know
Lots of changes are coming to the Medicare Advantage Plans in Minnesota. It may be confusing to some. It could be a good idea to talk with your loved one about it over the holiday weekend.
Humana under fire in Minnesota for its Medicare Advantage plan
Humana is accused of listing Essentia Health, Sanford Health and others as being in-network for their Medicare Advantage plans in 2025, despite announcements by these providers to the contrary.
Humana should correct Medicare Advantage ‘misinformation’: AG Ellison
Ellison is urging health insurer Humana to correct alleged “misinformation" over which health care providers will be in-network for Medicare Advantage plans.
Minnesota health care providers dropping some Medicare Advantage plans in 2025
Several healthcare provider networks in Minnesota are choosing not to accept specific Medicare Advantage plans in 2025 due to ongoing issues with reimbursements and denying coverage for medical services.
Changes coming for thousands of Minnesotans on Medicare Advantage health insurance plans
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is warning Medicare recipients statewide about changes coming to the health insurance program. Several major healthcare providers will no longer accept certain Medicare Advantage plans,
Attorney General Ellison issues warning to seniors with Medicare Advantage
On Monday, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison issued a warning to seniors with Medicare Advantage, a press release said.
Minnesota Attorney General issues warning about Medicare Advantage plans
ST. PAUL, Minn. – Attorney General Keith Ellison is warning older Minnesotans that a number of health care providers will no longer accept Medicare Advantage health insurance plans. Ellison says that could be a significant challenge for more than 60,000 state residents.
Health care providers dropping Medicare Advantage could affect 60,000 Minnesotans
Alex Derosier at the Pioneer Press reports Minnesota officials are warning that major health care providers across the state soon won’t accept certain Medicare Advantage plans, affecting coverage for more than 60,000 people.
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