Minnesota HF709 establishes a community care hub grant to support nonprofit organizations addressing health-related social needs.
Minnesota HF709 establishes a community care hub grant to support nonprofit organizations that act as a centralized interface between health care institutions and community-based organizations. The grant aims to expand and strengthen the community care hub model by organizing and supporting services, centralizing administrative functions, and creating sustainable financial pathways. Eligible applicants must be recognized as a community care hub by federal authorities, hold contracts with health plans, and demonstrate active engagement in health and social care services.
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