Note: All Minnesota Health Care Program members will need to create an online account for their new and improved member website starting January 2024.
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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. Each Minnesota Health Care Program plan has different age and income requirements.
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See your ID card, contact member services, find a doctor, see pharmacy info and more.
Our Minnesota Health Care Programs plans
Blue Advantage Families And Children
This health care plan is for people who qualify for Medical Assistance (Medicaid), including families, children, pregnant women, people with disabilities and adults without children.
MinnesotaCare
This health care plan is for people who need help paying for their health care, but don’t qualify for Medical Assistance. It’s also for working adults who don’t have a health plan through their employer.
Minnesota Senior Care Plus (MSC+)
This health plan is for people age 65 and older who qualify for Medical Assistance (Medicaid).
Minnesota Senior Health Options (MSHO)
This health plan, called SecureBlueSM (HMO SNP), is for people age 65 and older. It combines Medicare and Medical Assistance (Medicaid) in one plan.
Don't risk a gap in your health insurance
If you have Medical Assistance or MinnesotaCare, please update your address, phone number and email today.
Visit mn.gov/dhs/mycontactinfo
Mobile clinics
Mobile clinics bring health services to your home and community.
Community partners
See helpful brochures and resources for your clients.
Keep your health insurance
If you have Medical Assistance or MinnesotaCare, your health insurance needs to be renewed annually. Avoid losing your health insurance by being prepared for your renewal.
