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MN HF1254
Bill
Status
2/14/2019
Primary Sponsor
Jack Considine
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AI Summary
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Modifies Minnesota Statutes section 256B.0625, subdivision 56a, to expand who can provide post-arrest officer-involved community-based care coordination services.
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Adds Indian health service facilities and facilities owned and operated by tribes or tribal organizations under Public Law 93-638 as eligible providers alongside county employees and contractors.
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Expands qualified provider credentials to include alcohol and drug counselors and recovery peers supervised by alcohol and drug counselors, in addition to existing mental health professionals and certified peer specialists.
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Limits reimbursement to 60 days following initial eligibility determination and requires annual reporting to the commissioner on individuals served and services accessed.
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Requires counties to provide nonfederal cost share from non-federal sources and ensures no duplication of services or payments under other medical assistance programs.
Legislative Description
Medical assistance coverage modified for community-based care coordination to include tribes.
Last Action
Author added Mariani
3/11/2020