You can contact the Minnesota Department of Health at (651) 201-5100 or (800) 657-3916. The Department of Health is open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. You can contact the Minnesota Department of Commerce at (651) 539-1600...
The Department of Commerce will investigate your complaint and determine whether the insurance company is in compliance with state law. If the Department suspects that the insurer has violated a law or regulation, it can pursue enforcement action against the...
If your health plan is with an insurance company and your coverage is still denied after the external review process, you can file a complaint with the Minnesota Department of Commerce. Your complaint should include the following information: The name,...
Your complaint will be assigned to an investigator who will determine whether the HMO’s actions are in compliance with state law. If the Department suspects that the HMO has violated a law or regulation, the Department will refer your complaint...
If your health plan is an HMO and your coverage is still denied after the external review process, you can file a complaint with the Minnesota Department of Health. You can find a copy of the complaint form here. Your complaint...
The external review process should take no more than 45 days after the case is received by the external review organization.[27] If you requested an expedited external review, the process should no longer than 72 hours after your request is received.[28]
You should file your request for an external review within six months from your insurer’s most recent decision.[19] If your plan is a health maintenance organization (“HMO”), you should file your request with the Minnesota Department of Health. If your health...
During an external review, an independent third party reviews your insurer’s decision.[14] Your insurer will no longer have the final say over whether to approve a treatment or pay a claim. You can request an appeal in the following situations: Your...
The internal appeals process should take a maximum of 45 days for both group and individual health plans.[12] The expedited appeals process should take no longer than 72 hours after your health insurer receives the expedited appeal request.[13]
Group plans. If you have a group health plan, you must first file a formal complaint with your health insurer before requesting an internal appeal.[1] Your complaint may be submitted orally (by phone) or in writing directly to your health insurer.[2] Your member...
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