• Medicaid rates cut 10 percent for hospitals; smaller cuts for other health services.
• State grants reduced by $40 million for mental health care, community programs.
• MinnesotaCare for low-income workers will switch to vouchers to help those who earn 200 percent or more of poverty level buy private insurance. Details, A10
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