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St. Paul, Minnesota
Joined December 2011
📢 Prepare now for new federal work requirements coming in 2027 for some adults under age 65 enrolled in Medical Assistance. Use our Renewal Lookup tool to check if the requirements will apply to you and make your 2027 renewal easier by sharing information now. ⬇️
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Eight in 10 adults ages 18 to 29 use Instagram—and so do we! We launched our Instagram account this year as another way to connect with Minnesotans of all ages. Help us reach more people by following our account and sharing it with your friends and family. 🫶
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Federal law exempts American Indians and Alaska Natives from new work requirements taking effect next year for some adults under age 65 enrolled in Medical Assistance. ⬇️
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Go to mnrenewallookup.com today to check your status. Note: If the Renewal Lookup tool does not ask you to complete any questions, our records already show the work requirements do not apply to you.
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Minnesotans are rightfully concerned about fraud. We recently updated our Fact Check page debunking misinformation from the past year and showing the aggressive approach we're taking to fighting fraud. Minnesotans deserve to know the truth. Get the facts at the link below. ⬇️
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ICYMI: New minimum wages took effect in September for Minnesota nursing home staff. Wage amounts, set by Minnesota’s Nursing Home Workforce Standards Board and approved by the Minnesota Legislature, will increase again on Jan. 1, 2027. ⬇️
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With recent federal approval, Minnesota’s Medicaid program—a primary payer of nursing home costs—will pay nursing homes a higher reimbursement rate. Nursing homes may use this increased reimbursement to help cover the cost of wage increases. Wage details➡️ dli.mn.gov/nhwsb-wages
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Go to mnrenewallookup.com: 1⃣ Check if we have your current mailing address. Report any change to your worker. 2⃣ If our records show you will need to meet the requirement, you’ll see a “Work or community engagement” section. 3⃣ Answer the questions in that section.
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Minnesota is one step closer to helping people who are incarcerated access Medicaid for behavioral health services. The federal government recently approved our waiver request for the 1115 Reentry Demonstration. ⬇️
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We are working closely with the Minnesota Department of Corrections and other partners to finalize an implementation plan for this new initiative. Pending approval of that plan, people at the sites selected for the first phase could start pre-release services in early 2028. ⬇️
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Learn more about Minnesota’s 1115 Reentry Demonstration on our website: mn.gov/dhs/reentry-waiver
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October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month, and Minnesota is celebrating the skills, talents & perspectives that people with disabilities bring to the workplace. For many, an ABLE account can be important in building financial confidence.⬇️
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Eligible individuals can save and invest for qualified expenses while preserving access to essential benefits. Learn how a Minnesota ABLE account can help support career goals, everyday needs and greater financial independence. savewithable.com/mn/home.htm… #savewithable
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What’s the #1 thing you can do to prevent a lapse in your Medical Assistance or MinnesotaCare coverage? Keep your contact information up to date. It’s easy to check the address we have on file using our Renewal Lookup online tool. ⬇️
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Learn how to check your address online and who to call if you have a new address: mn.gov/dhs/health-care/repor…
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Minnesota is bracing for the federal government to deny perhaps hundreds of millions they owe in Medicaid funds for claims already paid to providers. ⬇️
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Federal officials say it's part of the war on fraud. But denying funds based on concerns with unspecified claims does not actually fight fraud. Temporary Commissioner John Connolly spoke to The Washington Sun about concerns over such actions & the implications for the state. ⬇️
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