Analysis of a Universal Health Care Finance System
Request for Information

As required in Minnesota 2023, chapter 70, article 16, section 19, subdivision 3.b., the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) is seeking public comments through this Request for Information (RFI) to inform the future procurement of one or multiple independent entities to conduct a cost-benefit analysis of a universal health care financing system as compared to the current health care financing system in Minnesota.  

The information received through this RFI will assist MDH in identifying the requirements for the design, analysis, and deliverables of the future study and the necessary experience and expertise of potential vendors; it will help MDH prepare the Request for Proposals (RFP) to procure the needed professional services. Responses from all interested stakeholders – not just those that can provide the services required in the study - will be considered in the preparation of the RFP. 

View the Universal Health Care Financing System Study: Request for Information (PDF).

Instructions for responding to the RFI:

Responses to the RFI can be submitted via an online form:

Universal Health Care Financing System Study RFI Online Response Form 

OR 

If you would prefer to submit your information in a fillable PDF, please email universalhealthstudy.mdh@state.mn.us with the subject line Universal Health Care Financing System Study RFI or call 651-201-3557.

To ensure MDH has time to review input to inform the RFP, individuals and interested parties should submit comments by Friday, April 26. 

Upon request, this material will be made available in an alternative format. 

Questions and comments

Any questions about the Universal Health care Finance System Study or requests for a meeting with MDH staff can be sent to universalhealthstudy.MDH@state.mn.us. Responders are responsible for all costs associated with the preparation and submission of responses to this RFI. Though all information received through the RFI process will not be published by MDH, all responses to this RFI will be considered public data and accessible to the public upon request.