Minnesota SF1953 modifies mental illness definition, changes transportation reimbursement rates, establishes a bipolar disorder grant program, and.
Minnesota SF1953 amends the definition of mental illness to include clinically significant disorders affecting daily living. It modifies medical assistance transportation reimbursement rates based on trip distance and location. The bill establishes a grant program for children at risk of bipolar disorder, focusing on intensive treatment and support. It also appropriates funds for the children's first episode of psychosis program, aiming to provide early intervention and support for affected youth.
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