Minnesota SF3266 authorizes a feasibility study for a state-run senior portal platform.
Minnesota SF3266 directs the commissioner of health to conduct a feasibility study on creating a state-run web platform for seniors. The platform would enable seniors to communicate and coordinate with health care providers, insurers, state agencies, and other service providers. It must allow users to schedule appointments, communicate directly with providers and insurers, and access different systems using a single sign-on. The platform must be opt-in for providers and funded through fees issued to participating providers.
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