ST. PAUL (WCCO) — A series of websites that will simulate an idea of what Minnesota’s future health insurance marketplace could look like will be unveiled Monday.
The Minnesota-Made Health Insurance Exchange will go live for public evaluation at noon, giving the public a chance to give their feedback and input into the new components.
READ MORE: Minnesotans Look To The SkyThe health insurance exchange is a site where people can find, compare, select and purchase health care coverage.
READ MORE: Fallen Minnesota Officers Honored With NFTs: 'It's Like A Digital Tombstone'A few sample websites will be released on the Minnesota Department of Commerce website, after asking for proposals in June.
Ceridian, Curam, Deloitte, GetInsured.com and MAXIMUS/Connecture are among the vendors who have submitted modules.
MORE NEWS: Soaking Up The Sun, Safely: How To Best Protect Your Skin, And Spot Skin CancerThe sample modules will be open for review until the end of January 2012.
