Health Care Access Office

Our Health Care Insurance Navigators are available to meet with you at our Health Care Access Offices (HCAO), located at both our Duluth and Superior clinics. Health Care Insurance Navigators can help determine the right insurance plan for you. Navigators offer financial eligibility screening for private and public programs (like Minnesota Care and Badger Care). They can assist with insurance enrollment, and can help you understand health insurance plans and care options that work with your insurance coverage. They can also make referrals to other community resources and public programs like SNAP.

Call to make an appointment today.

Mon-Fri 8am–5pm

Duluth

4325 Grand Avenue

(218) 722. 9650

Superior

3600 Tower Avenue

(715) 392. 1955

Services

Financial eligibility screening and enrollment assistance for private and public programs that help pay for needed health care
Help with understanding health insurance plans and care options that work with your coverage
Referrals to community resources

Bring to Your Visit

Insurance Information, including enrolled in or offered by an employer
MNsure or Marketplace Account Information
Household Income Information (paystubs, recent taxes, social security information)
Social Security numbers and birth dates for all household members

Download ROI Form

Enrollment Timelines

Wisconsin Open Enrollment

Nov 1st – Dec 15th
(Badgercare enrollments year-round)

Minnesota Open Enrollment

Nov 1st – Dec 23rd
(Medical Assistance and MNcare enrollments available year-round)

The 2018 enrollment period is shorter – making it important for you to call and set up an appointment with an advocate as soon as possible! Advocates can help determine if you are qualified for tax credits to reduce your monthly costs. Let us help you get signed up for health insurance today!

Call the Health Care Access Office to learn more

(218) 722. 9650 (715) 392. 1955

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