Minnesota HF1154 modifies cooperation requirements for medical assistance applicants and recipients to identify liable third-party payers.
Minnesota HF1154 amends the cooperation requirement for applicants and recipients of medical assistance to identify potentially liable third-party payers. It modifies the definition of "cooperation" to include identifying any third party who may be liable for care and services provided under the chapter. Cooperation also includes providing information about a group health plan for which the person may be eligible and, if the plan is determined cost-effective by the state agency and premiums are paid by the local agency or there is no cost to the recipient, the person may enroll or remain.
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