Minnesota SF143 clarifies medical assistance coverage for prescription drugs and health plan premiums.
Minnesota SF143 amends the state statutes to clarify medical assistance coverage for prescription drugs and health plan premiums. The bill specifies that medical assistance must cover cost-sharing for prescription drugs approved by a commercial insurer, even if the quantity exceeds a 34-day supply. It also mandates coverage for health care prepayment plan premiums, insurance premiums, and co-payments if deemed cost-effective by the commissioner. The changes are set to take effect on January 1, 2026.
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