Minnesota HF592 requires the commissioner of human services to report on public assistance applications, including recommendations for legislative.
Minnesota HF592 mandates the commissioner of human services to prepare a report on medical assistance and long-term services and supports applications. The report must summarize customer service survey results, propose ways to reduce application and assessment times, and suggest improvements in training for lead agency staff. It also includes recommendations on developing best practices, unified points of intake, and necessary federal waivers. The commissioner must also report on the cost and resources needed for a computerized interactive eligibility form to reduce duplicative information.
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