Minnesota SF1175 establishes a presumptive disability determination process for medical assistance eligibility.
Minnesota SF1175 amends the state's statutes to create a process for presumptive disability determinations for medical assistance eligibility. This process involves qualified hospitals making presumptive determinations of disability for certain applicants. The bill sets out specific eligibility criteria, including asset limits and income guidelines for different categories of applicants. It also details the process for verifying assets and income, and outlines the role of the state medical review team in determining disability. The changes are effective July 1, 2025.
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