Minnesota § 308A.503 HEALTH CARE COOPERATIVE MEMBERS

Minnesota Statutes

§ 308A.503 — HEALTH CARE COOPERATIVE MEMBERS

Minnesota § 308A.503

PartBUSINESS, SOCIAL, AND CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

Ch. 308ACOOPERATIVE LAW

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Minn. Stat. § 308A.503 (2026).

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Subdivision 1.Health care network cooperative.
For a health care network cooperative, the policyholder is the member provided that if the policyholder is an individual enrollee, the individual enrollee is the member, and if the policyholder is an employer or other group type, entity, or association, the group policyholder is the member.

Subd. 2.Health provider cooperative.
For a health provider cooperative, the licensed health care provider, professional corporation, partnership, hospital, or other licensed provider is the member, as provided in the articles or bylaws.

Subd. 3.State and hospital members authorized.
The state, or any agency, instrumentality, or political subdivision of the state, may be a member of a health care cooperative. Any governmental hospital authorized, organize

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Subdivision 1.Health care network cooperative.
For a health care network cooperative, the policyholder is the member provided that if the policyholder is an individual enrollee, the individual enrollee is the member, and if the policyholder is an employer or other group type, entity, or association, the group policyholder is the member.

Subd. 2.Health provider cooperative.
For a health provider cooperative, the licensed health care provider, professional corporation, partnership, hospital, or other licensed provider is the member, as provided in the articles or bylaws.

Subd. 3.State and hospital members authorized.
The state, or any agency, instrumentality, or political subdivision of the state, may be a member of a health care cooperative. Any governmental hospital authorized, organized or operated under chapter 158, 250, 376, or 397 or under section412.221,447.05to447.13, or471.50, or under any special law authorizing or establishing a hospital or hospital district, may be a member of a health care provider cooperative.