עזרה חינם בקבלת ביטוח בריאות במינסוטה
MinnAssist עוזרת לך להגיש בקשה ולחדש את Medical Assistance, MinnesotaCare ותוכניות הבריאות של MNsure. בחינם, בטלפון, בכל מקום במינסוטה.
אנחנו עוזרים לך בשפה שלך, עם מתורגמן בחינם.
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Free MNsure help in Hebrew (עברית)
MinnAssist helps you apply for and renew Medical Assistance, MinnesotaCare and MNsure health plans in Hebrew. Free, by phone, anywhere in Minnesota.
How help in Hebrew works
When you call or book, say “Hebrew”. We add a free, professional Hebrew interpreter to the call, and a navigator does the whole application or renewal with you.
What we help with
- New applications for Medical Assistance, MinnesotaCare and MNsure plans
- Renewals, before your coverage ends
- Reading letters from MNsure or the county
- Sending in the proof the county asks for
- Adding a new baby or family member
Common questions
- Can I get MNsure help in Hebrew?
- Yes. MinnAssist helps you apply for and renew Medical Assistance, MinnesotaCare and MNsure plans in Hebrew, free, by phone, anywhere in Minnesota.
- Does the interpreter cost anything?
- No. The interpreter is free, and so is our help.
- Can I get my letters from MNsure or the county in my language?
- Many notices come with information about free language help. Call us and we help you read the letter and ask for help in your language.
- How do I start?
- Call (866) 655-6606 and say “Hebrew”, or book a free phone appointment and write Hebrew as your language.
Related help
Related help
- Help in Turkish
- Help in Arabic
- Help in Dari
- Help in Haitian Creole
- Help in Hindi
- All questions answered
- All languages
Related help
- Help in Turkish
- Help in Arabic
- Help in Dari
- Help in Haitian Creole
- Help in Hindi
- All questions answered
- All languages
More help from MinnAssist
- Help in every language
- Talk to an MNsure navigator
- How to apply for Medical Assistance
- Free help in every Minnesota county
Call (866) 655-6606 or book a free appointment.
Independent navigator organization, not MNsure, DHS or your county. The state and your county decide whether you qualify.