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Privacy and data use

Explains how Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota (Blue Cross) collects, uses, shares and protects personal information, including required HIPAA and non‑HIPAA privacy notices 

Privacy policy, terms & notices

Effective October 1, 2024. Last revised: July 2026. Unless otherwise noted, the effective and review dates are for this entire page.

At Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota, your privacy is important to us. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota maintains high standards for the protection of your privacy at our website. All the information we collect from or about our customers is maintained in accordance with a variety of state and federal laws and regulations, industry best practices, and our corporate standards. This Digital Privacy Policy ("Privacy Policy") describes the information we collect, use, and disclose when you access our online services, as well as our approach to maintaining the privacy and security of information, and your options as you interact with our websites, mobile apps, and related digital assets.

Note on HIPAA and Protected Health Information
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) regulates and defines protected health information (PHI) maintained by covered entities and business associates. HIPAA requires covered entities to maintain a Notice of Privacy Practices (NPP), which describes how PHI is collected, used, and disclosed by the regulated entity. PHI is part of the larger category of personal information, as defined below, and the terms of an NPP will apply to the collection, use, and disclosure of PHI rather than this Privacy Policy. For example, individually identifiable health information collected on a regulated entity’s website or mobile application is generally PHI, even if the individual does not have an existing relationship with the regulated entity and even if the information, such as IP address or geographic location, does not include specific treatment or billing details. Therefore, most of the information collected, used, and disclosed through use of our online services is PHI and is subject to the applicable Notice of Privacy Practices.

Your Consent
We urge you to fully read this Privacy Policy to remain informed. Please be advised that this Privacy Policy constitutes an agreement between you and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota when you utilize our online services, which includes our enterprise websites, mobile applications, member portals, and our other affiliated online or digital resources, owned or managed by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota, that refer to this Privacy Policy. Please be advised that some of our online services may have separate or additional terms of use which will apply in addition to this Privacy Policy, and you are encouraged to review such supplemental terms of use. Your ongoing use of our online services confirms i) your acknowledgement and acceptance of the conditions contained in this Privacy Policy and any supplemental terms of use, and ii) your express consent to collect, use, and disclose your information in accordance with applicable law. Please note, our privacy practices are subject to the laws of the places in which we operate; as such, you may see additional region-specific terms that apply only to customers located in those geographic regions, as may be required by applicable laws.

We collect personal information from and about you in several ways. Personal information means individually identifiable information such as your name, email address, and demographic information if you choose to complete an online form. We leverage various tools, components, and features (as described below), in accordance with applicable law, to collect personal information to conduct our business operations, including understanding our users, maintaining and optimizing our online services, and customizing your user experience. Most of the information we collect, use, and disclose through use of our online services is PHI.

How you interact with a particular Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota online service will generally determine the type and amount of personal information we collect. For general website browsing, we capture basic information such as your browser type, IP address, device hardware model, referring URL, as well as server log information such as session time, click streams, and crash reports. For other features, such as use of a secure portal, we may need to verify your identity through a login process and collect sufficient personal information to provide a response or administer the service requested.

What follows below are further details regarding the personal information we collect, use, and disclose for our business purposes.

Online Forms
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota offers online inquiry forms on our corporate-owned websites for account questions or to learn more about our products and services. The personal information we collect on inquiry forms generally includes your name, address, phone number, email address, and the details of your inquiry. By submitting personal information, you grant Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota the right to transmit, monitor, retrieve, store and use your information in connection with the operation of the website. We may use such information to review and respond to your request or communication or use contracted service providers to do that for us. We may also use information collected through online forms as stated in Section 2 below.

Secure Portals
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota has established secure portals for use by our customers and business partners. When secure portals are accessed, we collect certain personal information, such as user ID and password, IP address, click streams, and related session data. Communications sent by users through these secure portals may also be recorded in transaction logs to monitor content, compliance with applicable law and regulations, or functionality of the services. We may also use information collected through secure portals as stated in Section 2 below.

Interactive Chat
Our online services may offer interactive chat technology to assist users. That interactive technology collects personal information such as name, date of birth, address, and account number for authentication purposes or to provide customized details as requested by a user and may also capture session-related information such as web logs to document the interaction. Users are reminded that supplemental terms of use may apply with respect to an interactive chat feature in addition to this Privacy Policy, and users are encouraged to read such terms as well. We may also use information collected through interactive chat as stated in Section 2 below.

Biometric Login
You may be invited by your mobile device to use fingerprint, facial recognition, or similar biometric technology to login to our online service. When a biometric login is enabled, our online services recognize that you have selected this as a preference and have been authenticated through your mobile device, and you are permitted to access our online services accordingly. When you use biometric login functionality on our online services, we do not collect any of the actual biometrics (e.g., fingerprints or facial images); that is managed and maintained on your mobile device and by the mobile device manufacturer (e.g., Apple, Samsung).

Geolocation Functionality
Our online services may use the location services functionality on your mobile device and thereby collect your geolocation data. We use geolocation data to assist you in finding geographically based products and services, and to provide you with relevant content based on your location. We may also use information collected through location services as stated in Section 2 below.

Mobile Device
Our online services collect certain personal information when being run on a mobile device; for example, if one of our mobile applications is downloaded, we collect information about the device type, its software/operating system, and device identifier. We use this information to assess our general user base and to improve our technical support capabilities. We may also use information collected from your mobile device as stated in Section 2 below.

No mobile information will be sold or shared with third parties/affiliates for marketing/promotional purposes. 

Cookies
A cookie is a small text file that is stored on a computer or other internet-connected device when it accesses a digital resource. Cookies can capture user information such as IP address, internet browser and operating system type, the date and time of a digital interaction, session information such as page response times, your search history, saved preferences and password information (if a user elects to have a website remember this information), information about the referring URL, click stream to and through and from our online services.

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota’s online services use first-party cookies (ones we create and configure) to support our digital resources, monitor their performance, enhance the user experience, and assess information about our user base. We may gather and use information obtained from first-party cookies to provide customers and prospects with tailored content and optimize our offerings.

We also use third-party cookies (ones we do not create or configure), in accordance with the requirements of applicable law, to help assess our user base, understand a user’s digital journey from external sources to our online services, and optimize our offerings in the market. In the event that third-party cookies are used to deliver relevant ads of interest, you can review and manage applicable third-party ad cookies by navigating to the following links provided by the Network Advertising Initiative and the Digital Advertising Alliance.

Cookies employed on our online services include the following types:

  • Strictly necessary: cookies which enable various underlying resource features and functionalities such as authenticating users.
  • Functional: cookies which support enhanced browsing experience and personalization.
  • Performance/Analytics: cookies which help us evaluate the effectiveness of digital resources, understand user patterns, and measure errors.

Most internet browser settings can be modified by users to attempt to block cookies (e.g., choosing a “do not track” or "global privacy control" setting). Also, you should be aware that blocking cookies could prevent a particular online service or certain features from fully functioning. We are not responsible for and make no representations or claims regarding the effectiveness of third party opt-out mechanisms or programs. Please note that if you delete your cookies or upgrade your browser after having opted-out, you will need to opt-out again to reaffirm your selections.

Pixels and Web Beacons
Pages on our online services, or our e-mails, may contain small electronic files known as web beacons (also referred to as clear gifs, pixel tags, and single-pixel gifs) that permit us, for example, to count users who have visited those pages or opened an e-mail and for other related Digital Services statistics (for example, recording the popularity of certain Digital Services content and verifying system and server integrity).

Advanced Analytics and Tracking and Session Replay and Recording Technologies
We use tracking and session replay and recoding technologies to record your movements, clicks, keystrokes, data entry, and other activities while you interact with our Digital Services.

Third-Party Widgets
Users may encounter third-party widgets on our online services; these widgets (icons) are owned and controlled by third parties and not by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota. These widgets are provided out of convenience only, and do not reflect an affiliation with or endorsement of the third-party company. If a user clicks a widget, he/she will be redirected to the landing page of that third-party company, and any data collection, use, and disclosure activities will be subject to that third party’s privacy standards (and not this Privacy Policy). Here’s an example: Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota maintains a LinkedIn page, but we have no control over how LinkedIn, as a third party, collects, uses, or discloses information obtained from users when they visit the LinkedIn platform.

When you click a third-party widget and leave our site, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota makes no representations or warranties regarding third-party platforms or components, their content, data management, or security. To be an informed consumer, you should review the privacy standards of the applicable third parties.

Redirecting Hyperlinks and Embedded Third-Party Media
Our online services may contain redirecting hyperlinks or embedded third-party media content, as applicable; an example includes YouTube videos which may exist as tile images that redirect to YouTube when clicked, or as embedded files which begin playing on our web pages when clicked. This third-party content is not managed or configured by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota, which means we do not control any code which may be linked to this content by the media host, and we do not control any data collection which might occur because of such code. By viewing any embedded third-party media content on our online services, as applicable, users acknowledge, accept, and expressly consent to any associated data collection, use, and disclosure which might occur between Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota and the media host.

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota uses the information collected through our online services for the specified purposes stated in Section 1 above. Additional uses include:

  • Provide product, program, and service updates, event notices, details about new offerings, and announcements of interest.
  • Update and maintain information about users.
  • Monitor the effectiveness of our online services and features.
  • Ensure our digital resources function as intended and meet our users’ expectations.
  • Help us authenticate you as an authorized user and unique individual.
  • Evaluate your individual experience across our digital properties and help us assess and optimize our products, programs, services, and digital offerings.
  • Carry out our marketing, advertising, and general commercial business purposes.

We may also use your personal information to provide you with access to information about additional products, programs, and services offered by our family of companies or our business partners. You may remove yourself from certain communication channels or programs at any time — just follow the opt-out instructions included in those specific communications.

Disclosure To Service Providers
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota may disclose your personal information collected through its online services to service providers that are contracted by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota to support our functions. For example, a service provider may have access to your information to perform a specific task such as sending you a survey or a newsletter. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota’s service providers are bound by contract to follow robust data privacy and security standards, and to handle your personal information with due care.

Links to External Websites
Third parties include non-affiliated companies whose platforms or components we may employ or present to our users, but whose data collection and usage activities we do not control, and which are not governed by this Privacy Policy (e.g., third-party widgets referenced above). For example, we may utilize a third-party vendor to host certain informational videos. When you click on the link to the video, you are re-directed from our site to the platform of the video host. The host’s data collection and usage activities will govern your interaction with that third-party site and content. Third parties can also refer to other types of entities or bodies that we do not have a contractual or commercial relationship with, but that we share data with as permitted or required by law (e.g., government oversight agencies). Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota generally does not disclose personal information collected through its online services to third parties except as set forth in this Privacy Policy, or as permitted or required by law. At times, personal information may be disclosed to a third party if there is a specific legal basis, if there is a need to complete a transaction requested by the user, or if necessary for providing a service or benefit to the user.

Disclosure To Comply With Law, Respond To Legal Requests, Prevent Harm, and Protect Our Rights
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota may disclose your personal information to courts, law enforcement, governmental oversight agencies, and other appropriate regulatory bodies as permitted or required by applicable law, or if such disclosure is reasonably necessary to:

  • Comply with legal obligations.
  • Comply with legal process and to respond to claims asserted against Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota.
  • Respond to verified requests in relation to a criminal investigation or alleged or suspected illegal activity, or any other activity that may expose us or any of our users to legal liability. 
  • Enforce and administer this Privacy Policy or any applicable terms of use.
  • Protect the rights of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota, its employees, customers, business partners, or the public.

Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA)
Our online services are not generally intended for, nor made available to, children under the age of 13, and we typically do not make attempts to collect, use, or disclose information from children under the age of 13, unless otherwise permitted or required by applicable law.

State Consumer Privacy Laws
There are many state consumer privacy laws that have been enacted. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota periodically reviews all relevant state consumer privacy laws to determine whether or not they are applicable to Blue Cross.  Blue Cross complies with all applicable state consumer privacy laws.

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota reserves the right to change, modify, or update this Privacy Policy at any time and for any reason. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota will promptly post such changes, modifications, or updates to its online services accordingly. Please review this Privacy Policy periodically to keep informed of any changes. Users are reminded that continued use of our online services confirms i) your acknowledgement and acceptance of the conditions contained in this Privacy Policy, and ii) your express consent to collect, use, and disclose your information in accordance with applicable law.

1. Purpose

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota (“Blue Cross”) may communicate with members, applicants, and authorized individuals via email and text messaging (SMS/MMS) to support:

  • Benefit and coverage administration
  • Claims and billing communications
  • Care management and coordination
  • Wellness programs and health reminders
  • Customer service and account support

Blue Cross is committed to protecting Protected Health Information (PHI) in accordance with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and applicable federal and state laws.

2. Authorization and Consent to Communicate

Blue Cross collects mobile phone numbers directly from members or authorized individuals for the purpose of providing healthcare-related communications. Mobile numbers are used solely for the purposes described in this policy and are protected in accordance with applicable privacy and security requirements.

We may contact members using the email address or mobile phone number provided to us for health plan-related communications, in accordance with applicable law and consent requirements.

Your consent is not a condition of enrollment or receiving benefits.

3. Scope of Information Shared

Blue Cross limits electronic communications to the minimum necessary information required to perform health plan functions, consistent with 45 CFR §164.502(b).

Examples of information that may be included:

  • Member name and plan-related identifiers (limited)
  • Appointment or care management reminders
  • Claims status notifications (general)
  • Benefit and coverage information

Highly sensitive or detailed medical information may be restricted to secure portals or other protected communication channels.

4. Security of Communications

To protect electronic PHI (ePHI), Blue Cross implements safeguards consistent with:

  • 45 CFR §164.306 (General Security Safeguards)
  • 45 CFR §164.312(e) (Transmission Security)

Email

  • Standard email may not be fully secure
  • Blue Cross will use secure email solutions where appropriate
  • Sensitive communications may be redirected to secure member portals

Text Messaging (SMS/MMS)

  • Standard text messaging is not inherently secure
  • Blue Cross limits text content and will: 
    • Use secure messaging solutions when appropriate
    • Restrict PHI in messages
    • Direct members to secure platforms for detailed information

5. Opt-Out Rights

Opt-Out

You may opt out of receiving text messages about any topic by:

After opting out:

  • You will receive a confirmation message
  • You will no longer receive text messages about that topic unless you provide new consent

For assistance:

Blue Cross does not share personal information with any third parties, except as required to support the delivery of messaging services or as permitted by law.

6. Alternative Communication Requests

You have the right to request restrictions or alternative methods of communication under 45 CFR §164.522, including:

  • No text messaging
  • No email communications

Communication through secure member portals or mail only. Blue Cross will accommodate reasonable requests consistent with HIPAA requirements. Contact Blue Cross customer service for Do Not Contact requests.

7. Message Frequency & Carrier Charges

Message frequency may vary based on individual needs. Message and data rates may apply depending on your wireless carrier and service plan

8. Acknowledgment of Communication Risks

By choosing to communicate with Blue Cross via email or text messaging, you acknowledge:

  • These communication methods may present some risk of unauthorized access
  • Messages may be accessible if your device, email account, or phone is not secure

9. Use and Disclosure of Information

Blue Cross uses and discloses PHI only as permitted under the HIPAA Privacy Rule (45 CFR §164.502), including:

  • Treatment, payment, and healthcare operations
  • Plan administration and member services

Blue Cross does not:

  • Sell your personal information or mobile number
  • Share your information with third parties for marketing unrelated to your plan without authorization
  • Share mobile phone numbers or other personal information with third parties or affiliates for marketing purposes

10. Safeguards and Workforce Responsibilities

Blue Cross maintains administrative, technical, and physical safeguards designed to:

  • Protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of PHI
  • Train workforce members on secure communications
  • Monitor and mitigate risks associated with electronic messaging

11. Contact Information

For questions, to update your communication preferences, or to exercise your privacy rights, please contact:

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota
Contact Blue Cross customer service

Privacy Office: 
Privacy Officer 
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota 
3400 Yankee Drive P32 Eagan, MN 55121

Website: Log in to your member portal

For additional information on how we use your information refer to our Notice of Privacy Practices. 

Legal terms of use

Understand these terms and how they apply

Disclaimer of liability
This information is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind, either express or implied, including without limitation, the implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and non-infringement. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota (Blue Cross) and its affiliates shall not under any circumstances be liable to any person or entity for any special, incidental, indirect or consequential damages, including, without limitation, damages resulting from use of or reliance on the information presented on this website, loss of profits or revenues or costs of replacement products, even if informed in advance or otherwise aware of the possibility of such damages.

Accuracy of information
Efforts have been made to provide accurate information on this website. Blue Cross assumes no responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, or usefulness of any information found on this website. Blue Cross may make improvements and/or changes in the products, programs and/or services described in this website at any time without notice. Blue Cross assumes no obligation to update the information presented on this website.

Information not to be construed as medical advice
This website is designed to provide general information about Blue Cross and its affiliates and their respective products and services only. No material contained herein should be construed as medical advice, and all questions about individual care and treatment should be referred to your health care provider.

Confidentiality cannot be guaranteed
Please be advised that the confidentiality of any communication or material transmitted to Blue Cross via Internet electronic mail cannot be guaranteed, including, without limitation, personal information such as your name, address or Social Security number. With regard to matters of a confidential nature, please contact Blue Cross directly by telephone at 1-800-382-2000 or write us at Blue Cross, 3400 Yankee Drive, Eagan, MN 55121.

Disclaimer of endorsement
References in this website to any third-party products, services, processes, hypertext links to third parties or other information by trade name, trademark, manufacturer, supplier or otherwise does not necessarily constitute or imply its endorsement, sponsorship or recommendation by Blue Cross. Links to other sites on the web are provided for your convenience in locating health-related information and services, and these sites are maintained by other organizations over which Blue Cross exercises no control. Blue Cross expressly disclaims any responsibility for the content, accuracy of the information and/or quality of the products or services provided by or advertised on these third-party websites.

This website contains links to other websites. We are not responsible for the privacy practices or the content of such websites. We may also make forums, message boards and news groups available to you. Please understand that any information that is disclosed in these areas could become public information. We have no control over its use and you should exercise caution when deciding to disclose any personal information.

Jurisdiction
Blue Cross serves Minnesota residents and employers whose principal place of business is in Minnesota. Blue Cross is licensed to underwrite health coverage in the state of Minnesota only and does not engage in the business of insurance outside Minnesota except as may be permitted by law. Nothing contained in this website shall constitute a solicitation, offer or acceptance of a contract of insurance or be construed as creating or modifying any agreement with Blue Cross. By accessing, transmitting or viewing any information on this website, you agree to be subject to personal jurisdiction in the state of Minnesota. Any claim or dispute arising out of accessing, transmitting or viewing any information on this website shall be venued in Hennepin County, Minnesota, and governed by the laws of the state of Minnesota.

Advertising policy
This site does not display advertisements and does not receive funding from the display of commercial content.

SMS terms and conditions
Blue Cross offers the option for members to receive SMS communications to help them stay informed of important account or benefit-related information, as well as remind members about gaps in care.

Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. Replying STOP will stop all SMS communications. Replying HELP will direct you to a web page with various resources.

Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages.

Effective June 30, 2015

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota and Blue Plus ("Blue Cross") have contracts with a government entity for certain health care related services. To the extent a private entity contracts to perform health care services that are a government function, the Minnesota Government Data Practices Act ("MGDPA") may apply.

The Principal Records & Information Management Administrator is responsible for managing MGDPA requests including determining applicable administrative, production, and copying costs associated with the request.

Requests under the MGDPA should be submitted via the following:

Via email
DPArequests@bluecrossmn.com

Via mail
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota
Attn: Records & Information Management Administrator
3400 Yankee Drive
Eagan, MN 55121

Members seeking information about their health records should contact Blue Cross as outlined in the Notice of Privacy Practices.

This SMS Terms of Use applies when you or your employer provide your mobile phone number via your enrollment form or registering for your online portal. By providing, or authorizing the provision of, a mobile phone number, you agree that Blue Cross and its service providers may send one-time or recurring text messages regarding your health plan, benefits, healthcare services, and account activity. Text messaging may include one-time or recurring texts related to the following programs:

  • Healthcare reminders: preventive health screenings, flu shots, colonoscopy, prescription refills, etc.
  • Benefit and plan information: services covered under your plan, cost sharing, finding a network provider.
  • Claims and account updates: notifications related to claims, billing, premium payments, and other administrative aspects of your health plan.

Messages are informational, healthcare-related, operational, or transactional in nature and do not constitute marketing communications.

Reply STOP to opt out of text messages. Replying with STOP to one texting program may opt you out of all texting programs or you may receive a clarification text asking if you only want to opt out of that text program. Opt-out requests will be honored as soon as reasonably practicable and no later than applicable legal requirements.

Reply HELP for help. Text messages may be sent to your mobile number using an automatic dialing system. Message and data rates may apply. Text messaging may not be available from all carriers.

After replying STOP to opt out of text messages, if you want to be able to receive them again, please call the number on the back of your member ID card.

We do not guarantee the successful delivery of text messages by your wireless provider. Messages sent by text may not be delivered if the mobile device is not in range of a transmission site, or if the network is down. Factors beyond the power of wireless carriers may get in the way of message delivery.

Blue Cross collects your contact information, including your phone number, from your enrollment forms completed by either you or your employer, depending on plan type. We may share your mobile number and messaging preferences with vendors, business associates, service providers, and others acting on our behalf and subject to appropriate confidentiality and security obligations, for purposes related to healthcare reminders, benefit and plan information, claims and account updates, and other member communication.

Please note, we are required by law to send certain health plan communications, such as estimates of benefits. Create or log in to your online Blue Cross account to see options for electronic delivery of these communications. To be added to our Do Not Contact list for non-required communications, please call the number on the back of your member ID card.

Rights

Member rights and required notices

Legally required notices that explain member rights, protections and options related to access, nondiscrimination, language assistance and appeals 

Member rights and responsibilities

Outlines the rights members have under their health plan and the responsibilities they share in managing their care and coverage.

Get help in your language

Language assistance access points by plan type

Notice of nondiscrimination and accessibility

Civil rights and accessibility notice and language blocks

Complaints and appeals

Official pathway for complaints and appeals based on plan type and how to request an independent review

Medical Loss Ratio (MLR) rebates

Mandated by the Affordable Care Act to ensure at least 80 percent of premiums go toward care of members

Medicare rights and responsibilities upon disenrollment

When you voluntarily leave or end your membership in Blue Cross Medicare plans it's called a disenrollment. You can do this only at certain times of the year, like if you want to change to another plan during the annual enrollment period. An involuntary disenrollment is when the plan must end your membership. An example of this type of disenrollment is if you do not pay the plan's premiums.

If you are disenrolled for any reason, the plan will notify you of the date your membership will end and the reason for it ending. If you have questions about disenrollment, please call Customer Service at the back of your member ID card.

Care, cost & coverage

Coverage decisions and care management

Required disclosures about how coverage decisions are made, including utilization management and prior authorization 

Prior authorization and appeals data

Required data on prior authorization requests and appeals outcomes to support transparency in coverage decision processes

2025 Interoperability Report

CMS requirement documenting how we meet federal data‑sharing requirements

Coverage, cost and data transparency

Required public information that helps people and partners understand coverage, pricing and access to health data 

Healthcare cost transparency

Helping make your coverage and personal expenses more clear in advance

Transparency in coverage files

For third-party developers, researchers, government entities, employers and consultants

No Surprises Act

Understand your rights and protections against surprise medical bills that begin after your new plan starts

Interoperability support

Better healthcare information access for Medicare Advantage and Medical Assistance (Medicaid) members

Computer monitor with lock icon on the screen.

Help prevent healthcare fraud

We investigate fraud through our Special Investigations Unit (SIU). The SIU’s mission is to prevent, detect, investigate and report fraud. 

More

Related disclosures

Information about marketing sources and plan content attribution is available for certain lines of business

Medicare plan sources

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota Medicare messaging substantiation

Commercial plan sources

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota Commercial messaging substantiation

Support

Member Customer Service

Check your member ID card

It's a faster experience if you call the number listed on the back of your member ID card. You can log in to view your ID card. 

No member ID card?

Call our general line: 

(651) 662-8000
1-800-382-2000
TTY 711
7 a.m. to 8 p.m. CT
Monday-Friday

Some legal notices, disclosures, and required documents are published in plan‑specific or program‑specific sections of this site. These include materials that apply only to certain products, lines of business or individual circumstances and may not be listed above.