Minnesota Proposal on West Seventh: Questions for The ’s health care agenda will reduce access to quality care — María Isa Pérez-Vega Constituent Briefing

The debate over West Seventh has reached the State Capitol, creating policy questions for the ’s health care agenda will reduce access to quality care residents.

SF 2995 adds new costs, new regulations, and reduced provider payments, Together, these add up to the biggest risk of all, loss of access to quality health care.

SF 2995 adds new costs, new regulations, and reduced provider payments, Together, these add up to the biggest risk of all, loss of access to quality health care.

Mayo Clinic has already sounded the alarm by saying if this and other bills pass, they will quit investing in their Rochester medical destination project.

In a previous Alpha News article, we shared details about the 2023 DFL health care reform bill and one of its primary features, the public option health plan.

The public option, however, is only a portion of the bill.

There are other bill features that are just as troublesome.

At this writing, SF 2995, the bill that would create a number of health care reforms, is in a conference committee.

As the measure advances, residents of West Seventh can follow amendments and contact María Isa Pérez-Vega regarding the final language.

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