Border-town Manitobans balk at suggestion they should buy extra health insurance - News Summed Up

Border-town Manitobans balk at suggestion they should buy extra health insurance


On Thursday, Manitoba Health Minister Kelvin Goertzen said any Manitoban who regularly crosses the border should consider getting private health insurance. (Jeff Stapleton/CBC)Manitobans in Sprague have emergency medical coverage in Roseau and Warroad, Minn. through the province's Altru Agreement, but not in Grand Forks. But he is now staring down $118,000 in hospital medical bills Manitoba Health has refused to cover. The Roseau hospital doctor determined Milne needed a heart stent procedure that she couldn't perform. He said people in Winnipeg or Steinbach aren't expected to buy American health or travel coverage, just in case.


Source: CBC News January 27, 2017 23:19 UTC



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