MN HF4190

Allows medical assistance-eligible individuals treated for substance use disorder within the last 12 months to obtain certified birth records and identification cards/driver's licenses without fees.

Expands substance use disorder treatment services to include peer recovery support services in groups of up to six clients and establishes higher reimbursement rates for programs serving parents with children or providing medical services.

Increases behavioral health service payment rates by 3 percent effective January 1, 2024, with annual adjustments thereafter based on the Medicare Economic Index.

Provides a tax credit up to $6,000 for individuals employed at least 1,000 hours annually in programs licensed under chapter 245G for substance use disorder treatment.

Requires the commissioner to develop recommendations for transition support services (housing, food, child care, transportation) for substance use disorder treatment clients and to adopt proposed rates from the January 2024 rate study, effective January 1, 2025.