Dayton Criticizes Medica For Pushing Money To For-Profit Unit
Lawmakers passed legislation this year that allows for-profit HMOs to operate in Minnesota and made it easier for HMOs to transfer reserves.
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Lawmakers passed legislation this year that allows for-profit HMOs to operate in Minnesota and made it easier for HMOs to transfer reserves.
Some people are heading to emergency rooms because they've pushed themselves too hard during workouts.
Harold Hollander, who had a life-saving pancreas transplant, says he was lucky to have great insurance.
The number of University of Minnesota students seeking treatment for mental health issues continues to rise.
A brewing compromise in the U.S. Senate to shore up health insurance markets could roll back massive cuts to federal funding for Minnesota's health care program for the working poor.
October marks the 30th Anniversary of Domestic Violence Awareness Month and a local advocacy agency is expanding its efforts to help survivors in all corners of the metro.
Taking a child to the dentist can be stressful enough, but one Twin Cities dentist is accused of doing unnecessary dental work on kids to cash in.
It comes after police raid in a Twin Cities hotel from a tip about someone selling the synthetic drug.
A north Minneapolis dentist and former NFL star was committed for decades to make sure those families had access to quality care.
There's an app for just about everything now. From social media to games, it's changed the way we communicate. And that couldn't be truer for this week's Kylies Kid.
"Our bodies don't know the difference if we're genuinely laughing or we fake it. What happens either way is this wonderful physical stuff."
Trump's decision to end a provision of the Affordable Care Act risks harming some of the very people who helped him win the presidency.
Hennepin County Medical Center is teaming with the NFL Alumni group to hold an event during that time called Super Brain 2018.
Minnesota-based nonprofit Hope Chest for Breast Cancer is celebrating 15 years of helping families with many basic needs.
Medical pot has been legal in Minnesota for more than two years, treating thousands of people and the panel in charge of overseeing the program will consider adding new conditions and diseases to the list.
