Medicaid (Medical Assistance) option for Minnesotans age 65 or older

MSC+ plans cover many services, including:

When you enroll in MSC+, you’ll only get coverage when you use an in-network doctor or provider (except for emergencies and urgent care).

Yes, but the drugs covered by your MSC+ plan depend on whether you also have Medicare prescription drug coverage (Part D):

• If you have Medicare Part D, you’ll get most of your covered prescription drugs through your Part D plan. You’ll get covered over-the-counter drugs through your MSC+ plan.
• If you don’t have Medicare Part D, you’ll get all covered drugs through your MSC+ plan.

With MSC+, you’ll receive some added support with your care. This includes free transportation to and from covered appointments. If you don’t live in a skilled nursing facility, you’ll also get the help of a care coordinator.

MSHO plans provide many more perks and benefits to help you manage your health. If you’re eligible for an MSC+ plan – and you’re eligible for Medicare Parts A and B – you’re eligible for MSHO.

HealthPartners MSC+ members don’t pay a monthly premium or have a deductible. You may have a copay for some services. If you do, it won’t be higher than $3.50.

You may still have to make other payments if you have a waiver obligation. Waiver obligations are payments of excess income to remain eligible for community-based long-term care under a Medical Assistance waiver.