Personal care assistance and community first services and supports modified to include certain medication injections.
HF 3488 expands Minnesota's Medicaid personal care assistance program to cover certain medication injections administered by trained aides. It requires that injections be delegated by a registered nurse, include individualized training for the aide, and involve ongoing supervision by a registered nurse. This change directly affects Medicaid recipients needing routine injections (like insulin) and their personal care providers, who must now follow these new protocols. The bill modifies existing statutes to clarify that aides can provide this service under strict nurse oversight, without determining medication doses or times.
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Feb 2026
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Introduced Feb 19, 2026
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Matt Norris
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