SOUTH ST. PAUL, MN
Free MNsure and Medical Assistance help in South St. Paul
Call MinnAssist at (866) 655-6606. Our certified navigators help people in South St. Paul apply for and renew Medical Assistance, MinnesotaCare and MNsure plans, free, by phone, so you don't need to travel to an office.
South St. Paul is in Dakota County
In 2026, 75,517 people in Dakota County were due to renew Medical Assistance or MinnesotaCare, and 10,546 lost coverage at renewal (14.0%). See the 2026 renewal tracker and free help in Dakota County.
Your county office
Dakota County Social Services, in Apple Valley. The county decides whether you qualify. We help you fill out the forms, gather proof and send everything in.
How we help
- New applications for Medical Assistance, MinnesotaCare and MNsure plans
- Renewals, before your coverage ends
- Sending in the proof the county asks for
- Getting coverage back if it ended
- Adding a new baby or family member
Common questions
- Is there free MNsure help in South St. Paul?
- Yes. MinnAssist helps people in South St. Paul by phone, for free. Call (866) 655-6606.
- Do I have to go to an office in South St. Paul?
- No. We do everything by phone.
- Which languages?
- English, Somali, Oromo and Kiswahili, plus free interpreters for every language.
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More help from MinnAssist
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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.
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