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What the new federal budget law means for Medicaid
Changes are coming to Medicaid, called Medical Assistance in Minnesota. Nothing has changed yet, and no action is needed right now. The first changes begin in October 2026.
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How to spot Medicaid fraud
A fraudster’s goal is to get your personal information by signing you up for their health care program. Knowing the warning signs can help protect your personal information and your benefits.
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Our Corrective Action Plan details our anti-fraud actions and shows the federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) that Minnesota is taking program integrity and fraud issues seriously.
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The Minnesota Department of Human Services is working to ensure quality care and maintaining the integrity of publicly funded programs, and understands that related actions may affect service availability for some individuals. Read more about how DHS is ensuring providers meet heightened requirements. Disruptions in services can be difficult, and we empathize with the challenges individuals may be facing. Our goal is to support continued access to care and provide resources to help meet their needs. If you are experiencing a service disruption, start here to find care.
Minnesota completes review of nearly 5,600 high-risk Medicaid providers to protect $2B in federal funding
Effort aims to ensure those caring for vulnerable people meet heightened requirements.
Despite progress with CMS, significant Medicaid cuts loom
Potential $3.1 billion in cuts could destabilize health care services and local economies across Minnesota.
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Notice of cyber incident
On June 17, 2026, the Minnesota Department of Human Services mailed clients notification of a cyber incident involving DHS MnCHOICES data accessed in an Aitkin County employee’s email account. The MnCHOICES application is used by counties, Tribal Nations, health plans and consultation services providers to support assessment and planning work for Minnesotans who need long-term services and supports.
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- Notification of Unauthorized Access of Private Information (to 82,384 recipients)
DHS strongly encourages anyone with information about suspected Medicaid fraud to contact DHS by calling 651-431-2650 (Toll-free: 1-800-657-3750) or by submitting a report online at https://mn.gov/dhs/general-public/office-of-inspector-general/report-fraud.
IRS form 1095-B is available upon request
DHS will mail the form only when requested by Medical Assistance and MinnesotaCare enrollees. We will not automatically send the form out. Follow the instructions on this webpage to request your form 1095-B.
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