HF4441

Purpose

The bill repeals a set of Medicare-related coverage provisions that were enacted in Laws 2025 First Special Session chapter 4 article 5 (sections 1–9). In other words, it removes the requirements and limitations related to Medicare-related coverage that had been added by that earlier law.

Main provisions

• Section 1: Repeals Laws 2025 First Special Session chapter 4 article 5 sections 1 through 9.
• No new health insurance rules or Medicare-related coverage requirements are added by this bill.

Effects on existing law

• The specific Medicare-related coverage requirements and limitations created in Laws 2025 First Special Session chapter 4 article 5 (sections 1–9) would be removed from Minnesota health insurance law.
• After repeal, those particular provisions would no longer apply; the bill does not replace them with new rules.

Process status

• The bill was read for the first time and referred to the Committee on Health Finance and Policy.

Significance

• This is a clean repeal of a targeted set of Medicare-related coverage provisions, reducing or removing the earlier layer of requirements/limitations within health insurance law.

Terminology and phrases from the bill

• Medicare-related coverage
• health insurance
• repeal
• Laws 2025 First Special Session chapter 4 article 5 sections 1–9
• Section 1 Repealer

Relevant Terms - Medicare-related coverage - health insurance - repeal - Laws 2025 First Special Session chapter 4 article 5 sections 1–9 - Section 1 Repealer - Minnesota health insurance law - Health Finance and Policy (committee)