Minnesota SF276 expands medical assistance to cover violence prevention services, effective January 1, 2026.

Minnesota SF276 amends state statutes to include coverage for violence prevention services under medical assistance. These services, provided by certified professionals, aim to prevent further impacts of community violence, promote physical and mental health, and reduce the likelihood of future violence. Eligible recipients must have received medical treatment for injuries from community violence or be experiencing related symptoms. Services include screening, counseling, and conflict mediation, among others.

Minnesota SF276 expands medical assistance to cover violence prevention services, effective January 1, 2026.

Minnesota SF276 amends state statutes to include coverage for violence prevention services under medical assistance. These services, provided by certified professionals, aim to prevent further impacts of community violence, promote physical and mental health, and reduce the likelihood of future violence. Eligible recipients must have received medical treatment for injuries from community violence or be experiencing related symptoms. Services include screening, counseling, and conflict mediation, among others.