Minnesota SF554 establishes a community care hub grant to support nonprofit organizations addressing health-related social needs.

Minnesota SF554 establishes a community care hub grant to support nonprofit organizations that serve as a centralized interface between health care institutions and community-based organizations. The grant aims to address health-related social needs such as poor health literacy, food insecurity, housing instability, and lack of access to transportation. Eligible applicants must be recognized as a community care hub by the federal Administration for Community Living, hold contracts with health plans, and demonstrate active engagement in providing health and social care services.

Minnesota SF554 establishes a community care hub grant to support nonprofit organizations addressing health-related social needs.

Minnesota SF554 establishes a community care hub grant to support nonprofit organizations that serve as a centralized interface between health care institutions and community-based organizations. The grant aims to address health-related social needs such as poor health literacy, food insecurity, housing instability, and lack of access to transportation. Eligible applicants must be recognized as a community care hub by the federal Administration for Community Living, hold contracts with health plans, and demonstrate active engagement in providing health and social care services.