Disability-Based MA
Try It
Next Steps
Learn more about Medical Assistance (MA)
To learn more about health coverage:
- Visit your local county or tribal human services office.
- If you have a disability, Chat with a Hub expert to learn if you have additional MA options.
- Visit the Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) website for general information on Minnesota health care programs.
- For general information on health care reform and the ACA, a good place to start is Health Reform information at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
Apply for Medical Assistance (MA)
You should sign up for Medical Assistance (MA) at your county or tribal human services office if you:
- Are 65 years old or older
- Get Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits, or
- Have Medicare coverage.
If you are not in one of those situations, there are three ways to apply for health coverage:
- Online using MNsure.
- In person at your local county or tribal human services office. This is the best way to apply.
- Filling out a paper application and faxing it to 1-651-431-7750, or mailing it to the address listed on the form.
Learn About Work and Benefits - Chat with a Hub expert!
When you have questions or need help, use Chat with a Hub expert. This feature connects you to a DB101 Expert using live chat, phone, or secure email. Anything you talk about is private.
- Understand your current benefits
- Get help using DB101.org
- Connect to resources
- Plan next steps
Free Legal Help
The Minnesota Disability Law Center (MDLC) provides free assistance to people with civil legal issues related to their disability. Call the MDLC Intake Line at 1-612-334-5970 (Twin Cities metro area), 1-800-292-4150 (Greater Minnesota), or 1-612-332-4668 (TTY).
Find Local Services
You can use MinnesotaHelp.info to find social services near you, from benefits applications to job counseling. |
Try these searches:
Learn more
Medical Assistance (MA): Overview
MA is public health coverage. There are different ways to qualify.
Income-Based MA
For people with and without disabilities who have low income.
MA-EPD
For people with disabilities who work. No income limit.
Give Feedback