Long-term services and supports review process established for denials of eligibility.
HF 257 establishes a formal review process for individuals denied or having reduced access to long-term services and supports in Minnesota. It requires lead agencies (like human services departments) to provide a 10-day notice before denying eligibility for services such as home care, personal assistance, or community support programs, and to allow individuals or their representatives 10 days to respond. During the review, agencies must hold an interactive meeting within 5 days of a request, continue services until the decision is finalized, and provide clear written notice explaining the outcome. This bill directly affects Minnesotans relying on state-funded long-term care services who face eligibility denials. It does not change existing appeal rights under Minnesota law.
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Introduced Feb 10, 2025
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