Minnesota HF5119 directs the health commissioner to study the feasibility of a mobile lung cancer screening program in greater Minnesota.

Minnesota HF5119 mandates the commissioner of health to conduct a feasibility study for a mobile lung cancer screening program in greater Minnesota. The study will estimate costs for equipment, staffing, and services, identify regions with barriers to screening, and evaluate the potential impact on access to screening. The commissioner must submit a report by February 1, 2027, to relevant legislative committees. An appropriation of $2.8 million is made for this one-time study in fiscal year 2027.

Minnesota HF5119 directs the health commissioner to study the feasibility of a mobile lung cancer screening program in greater Minnesota.

Minnesota HF5119 mandates the commissioner of health to conduct a feasibility study for a mobile lung cancer screening program in greater Minnesota. The study will estimate costs for equipment, staffing, and services, identify regions with barriers to screening, and evaluate the potential impact on access to screening. The commissioner must submit a report by February 1, 2027, to relevant legislative committees. An appropriation of $2.8 million is made for this one-time study in fiscal year 2027.