Allina hospice workers announce 1-day strike set for July 6

Allina Health hospice workers filed their intent to hold an unfair labor practice (ULP) strike on July 6 if no agreement is met.

Feds warn 18 Minnesota hospitals found noncompliant with price transparency rules

A watchdog group found 18 Minnesota hospitals were noncompliant with federal price transparency rules, leading to warnings from the federal government to provide patients and the public with basic pricing information.

Minnesota Medicaid revalidation: Families of disabled adults fear losing services

Families and service providers across Minnesota are facing uncertainty after the state’s Medicaid revalidation process left thousands without funding.

University of Minnesota, Fairview reach 10-year deal after lengthy negotiations

After years of negotiations, a new agreement between the University of Minnesota and Fairview Health Services marks a turning point for academic medicine and health care in the state.

Maple Grove nurses authorize strike to demand better staffing, retention

Nearly 600 nurses at Maple Grove Hospital voted to authorize a strike after a year of contract talks as nurses demand better staffing, retention and workplace protection.

Minnesota lawmakers: HCMC rescue plan still undecided as session nears end

The future of Minnesota’s largest safety-net hospital is uncertain as state lawmakers race to prevent Hennepin County Medical Center from shutting down.

AI detects pancreatic cancer up to 3 years earlier, Mayo study shows

Mayo Clinic researchers say they have developed an AI tool that can spot pancreatic cancer years before it is typically diagnosed.

HCMC closure: Lawmakers weigh sales tax hike, state funding to save hospital

HCMC faces possible closure this summer as it loses millions each month, and time is running out for lawmakers and hospital leaders as the hospital’s financial crisis deepens.

Minnesota safety-net hospitals: 7 at risk due to Medicaid cuts, report finds

A new report from a consumer nonprofit warns that several Minnesota hospitals serving low-income and uninsured patients are facing a major threat that could force them to shut down, reduce services or eliminate positions.

Allina Health, Doctors Council—SEIU reach tentative labor agreement

Allina Health has reached a tentative agreement with Doctors Council—SEIU, marking the union's first contract since negotiations started two years ago.

Walz seeks Medicaid reform, faces bipartisan skepticism

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has unveiled a plan to overhaul how Minnesota manages Medicaid in an effort to increase oversight and reduce potential fraud.

IVF treatments, fertility coverage mandated by health plans under new proposal

Infertility treatment and standard fertility preservation services could be required to be covered by health insurance plans in Minnesota under a new bill proposal.