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8. If you have a primary care doctor, call the office and find out what plans they accept. Then

Sat Mar 22, 2014, 05:16 AM

Mar 2014

go to those sites and, if you have any opinions about which hospitals are good in your area, check to see that they're listed as providers, too.

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Any advice on health insurers? [View all] progree Mar 2014 OP

Think of it as a 1-year deal, not a long-term relationship BlueStreak Mar 2014 #1

BCBS may be fine in your area. You have to check out the networks. BlueStreak Mar 2014 #7

What I know. kickysnana Mar 2014 #4

Hmm, HealthSherpa and MNSure list Medica as a PPO progree Mar 2014 #6

When my brother had cancer he was covered by HealthPartners dflprincess Mar 2014 #9

Thanks! progree Mar 2014 #10

Esme Murphy had the head of MNSure on WCCO this morning dflprincess Mar 2014 #11

At about 300% of poverty, they signed me up for Medicaid! progree Mar 2014 #13

Done. I am enrolled in a MNSure exchange health insurance program progree Mar 2014 #14