General Assistance Medical Care (GAMC)
The General Assistance Medical Care Program (GAMC) is a state funded health insurance program for low-income adults in Minnesota, who have no dependent adults, and who do not qualify for federal funded health insurance plans.
Funding for the GAMC Program is slated to end on April 1, 2010 and all current membership will be automatically migrated to the MinnesotaCare Program. Once this happens, monthly premiums will be paid by the counties for the next six months until the next six month renewal period begins, at which point enrollees will be required to pay their own premiums in order to maintain the health coverage.
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