Minnesota HF685 provides medical assistance coverage for violence prevention services and mandates reports on these services.
Minnesota HF685 amends the state's medical assistance program to cover violence prevention services. These services include screening, assessment, development of an individualized service plan, peer support, counseling, mentorship, conflict mediation, crisis intervention, patient education, discharge planning, documentation, transportation, and care coordination. To be eligible for these services, a recipient must have received medical treatment for an injury due to community violence or be experiencing symptoms from exposure to such violence.
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