What it Covers

If you get MinnesotaCare, it will pay for a broad range of medical services, including all services that the government considers Essential Health Benefits (EHBs).

You get MinnesotaCare through a health plan in your area. If you’re not sure if a particular service is covered by MinnesotaCare, or if it requires prior authorization, ask your health plan.

Here is a list of the main services that MinnesotaCare provides:

• Alcohol and drug treatment
• Chiropractic care
• Dental care (limited for nonpregnant adults)
• Doctor/clinic visits
• Emergency room care (ER)
• Eyeglasses
• Family planning services
• Hearing aids
• Home care
• Hospice care
• Hospital services (inpatient and outpatient)
• Immunizations and vaccines
• Interpreter services
• Lab and X-rays
• Licensed birth center services
• Medical equipment and supplies
• Medical transportation (access, ambulance and special; only in emergencies for adults)
• Mental health care
• Outpatient surgery
• Prescriptions and Medication Therapy Management
• Rehabilitative therapy

MinnesotaCare does not provide some disability-related services, such as Personal Assistance Services. If you have a disability, find out if you qualify for disability-based MA. Contact your local county or tribal human services office for more information.