Minnesota Department of Human Services / Minnesota Department of Human Services
Source: http://mn.gov/dhs
Archived: 2026-04-23 15:03
Minnesota Department of Human Services / Minnesota Department of Human Services
skip to content
close
What do federal Medicaid cuts mean for me?
Truth before rhetoric …
The place for Minnesotans to find accurate information about our fight against fraud.
FACT CHECK.
Get the facts
People need help. That is why we are here.
To see what help is available to you and your family, look for programs available to eligible Minnesotans.
Housing
Mental wellness
Resettlement
No English
651-431-2000
አማርኛ
اللغة العربية
ဓြန်မာ
繁體中文
Français
Lus Hmoob
ကညီ
ខ្មែរ
한국어
ລາວ
Afaan Oromo
Pусский
Af Soomaali
Español
Tiếng Việt
Updates for health care workers, license holders, county and tribal workers, grantees and other program administrators
Expect instructions for partners related to actions and process changes through regular communication channels including email messages and websites.
Bulletins
PartnerLink
DHS website for Partners and Providers
DHS SIR
Latest news
Despite progress with CMS, significant Medicaid cuts loom
Potential $3.1 billion in cuts could destabilize health care services and local economies across Minnesota.
New state webpage separates fraud facts from fiction
Accurate, fact-based information is critical in the fight against fraud. The Minnesota Department of Human Services launched a new fact check webpage to correct misleading information and outright false claims about Medicaid fraud in Minnesota.
Read more news
Notice of data breach
On January 16, 2026, the Minnesota Department of Human Services mailed clients notification of a data breach involving its MnCHOICES system. The system is used by counties, Tribal Nations, and managed care organizations to support their assessment and planning work for Minnesotans needing long-term services and supports.
More about the breach
Frequently asked questions
Notification of Unauthorized Access of Private Information, version A
(to 300,000 recipients)
Notification of Unauthorized Access of Private Information, version B
(to 1,200 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.
Accessibility
Learn more about this site’s accessibility
back to top
skip to content
close
What do federal Medicaid cuts mean for me?
Truth before rhetoric …
The place for Minnesotans to find accurate information about our fight against fraud.
FACT CHECK.
Get the facts
People need help. That is why we are here.
To see what help is available to you and your family, look for programs available to eligible Minnesotans.
Housing
Mental wellness
Resettlement
No English
651-431-2000
አማርኛ
اللغة العربية
ဓြန်မာ
繁體中文
Français
Lus Hmoob
ကညီ
ខ្មែរ
한국어
ລາວ
Afaan Oromo
Pусский
Af Soomaali
Español
Tiếng Việt
Updates for health care workers, license holders, county and tribal workers, grantees and other program administrators
Expect instructions for partners related to actions and process changes through regular communication channels including email messages and websites.
Bulletins
PartnerLink
DHS website for Partners and Providers
DHS SIR
Latest news
Despite progress with CMS, significant Medicaid cuts loom
Potential $3.1 billion in cuts could destabilize health care services and local economies across Minnesota.
New state webpage separates fraud facts from fiction
Accurate, fact-based information is critical in the fight against fraud. The Minnesota Department of Human Services launched a new fact check webpage to correct misleading information and outright false claims about Medicaid fraud in Minnesota.
Read more news
Notice of data breach
On January 16, 2026, the Minnesota Department of Human Services mailed clients notification of a data breach involving its MnCHOICES system. The system is used by counties, Tribal Nations, and managed care organizations to support their assessment and planning work for Minnesotans needing long-term services and supports.
More about the breach
Frequently asked questions
Notification of Unauthorized Access of Private Information, version A
(to 300,000 recipients)
Notification of Unauthorized Access of Private Information, version B
(to 1,200 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.
Accessibility
Learn more about this site’s accessibility
back to top