The country’s [largest healthcare insurer] (https://www.startribune.com/unitedhealth-offers-1-5-billion-in-credits-spending-with-covid-19/570270692/), which is based here in MN, is offering consumer relief in some plans to increase revenue from premium payments.

UnitedHealth Group says it will pass on $1.5 billion through premium credits, waived copays and other discounts and spending in response to COVID-19, with most going to customers hurt by the economic slowdown caused by the pandemic. The company says it will provide premium credits ranging from 5% to 20% to some subscribers in June and waive certain fees for people in Medicare Advantage health plans. UnitedHealth also pledged “premium price stability and support” for seniors in Medicare Supplement policies.