Minnesota § 145D.36 COMMISSIONER OF HEALTH; REPORTS AND ANALYSIS

Minnesota Statutes

§ 145D.36 — COMMISSIONER OF HEALTH; REPORTS AND ANALYSIS

Minnesota § 145D.36

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Ch. 145DHEALTH CARE TRANSACTIONS

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Minn. Stat. § 145D.36 (2026).

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Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, the commissioner of health may use data or information submitted under sections60A.135to60A.137,60A.17,60D.18,60D.20,62D.221, and145D.32to conduct analyses of the aggregate impact of transactions within nonprofit health coverage entities and organizations which include nonprofit health coverage entities or their affiliates on access to or the cost of health care services, health care market consolidation, and health care quality. The commissioner of health must issue periodic public reports on the number and types of conversion transactions subject to sections145D.30to145D.35and on the aggregate impact of conversion transactions on health care costs, quality, and competition in Minnesota.

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Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, the commissioner of health may use data or information submitted under sections60A.135to60A.137,60A.17,60D.18,60D.20,62D.221, and145D.32to conduct analyses of the aggregate impact of transactions within nonprofit health coverage entities and organizations which include nonprofit health coverage entities or their affiliates on access to or the cost of health care services, health care market consolidation, and health care quality. The commissioner of health must issue periodic public reports on the number and types of conversion transactions subject to sections145D.30to145D.35and on the aggregate impact of conversion transactions on health care costs, quality, and competition in Minnesota.