Minnesota SF144 modifies income eligibility for aged, blind, or disabled persons seeking medical assistance.
Minnesota SF144 amends the income eligibility criteria for aged, blind, or disabled persons seeking medical assistance. It specifies that the commissioner of human services must disregard Medicare premium costs when determining eligibility. The bill sets income limits for different groups, including children under 19, children aged 19 to 20, and parents or caretaker relatives, all based on federal poverty guidelines. The changes are effective July 1, 2025, or upon federal approval, whichever is later.
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