(St. Paul, MN) – The state-run MNsure exchange logged an all-time record of over 146 thousand Minnesotans who signed up for private market health insurance before the final January 15th open enrollment deadline.
But enrollment for 2024 health insurance can still be possible for those who learn they no longer qualify for Medicaid or state-subsidized MinnesotaCare — and for those with qualifying “life events” such as getting married, having a baby, or losing health insurance at work. MNsure C-E-O Libby Caulum says in any of those cases, “MNsure is the front door. So you can come to MNsure (if) you need health insurance and you’re not sure what you might qualify for, come to MNsure.org.”
And Caulum says members of federally recognized tribes can enroll in health insurance through MNsure at any time of the year.