Minnesota § 62A.54 PROHIBITED PRACTICES

Minnesota Statutes

§ 62A.54 — PROHIBITED PRACTICES

Minnesota § 62A.54

PartINSURANCE

Ch. 62AACCIDENT AND HEALTH INSURANCE

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Minn. Stat. § 62A.54 (2026).

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Unless otherwise provided for in sections62A.46to62A.56, the solicitation or sale of long-term care policies is subject to the requirements and penalties applicable to the sale of Medicare supplement insurance policies as set forth in sections62A.3099to62A.44.
It is misconduct for any agent or company to make any misstatements concerning eligibility or coverage under the medical assistance program, or about how long-term care costs will or will not be financed if a person does not have long-term care insurance. Any agent or company providing information on the medical assistance program shall also provide information about how to contact the county human services department or the state Department of Human Services.

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Unless otherwise provided for in sections62A.46to62A.56, the solicitation or sale of long-term care policies is subject to the requirements and penalties applicable to the sale of Medicare supplement insurance policies as set forth in sections62A.3099to62A.44.
It is misconduct for any agent or company to make any misstatements concerning eligibility or coverage under the medical assistance program, or about how long-term care costs will or will not be financed if a person does not have long-term care insurance. Any agent or company providing information on the medical assistance program shall also provide information about how to contact the county human services department or the state Department of Human Services.