Senior portal platform feasibility study authorization

SF 3266 authorizes the Minnesota Commissioner of Health to conduct a feasibility study for a state-run web platform designed to help seniors (50+) coordinate with healthcare providers, insurers, and state agencies. The study must examine the platform's required capabilities, creation costs, and ongoing maintenance fees funded through provider fees. It requires consultation with stakeholders including health insurers, aging services providers, senior advocates, and the public. The study results must be reported to legislative committees by February 1, 2026, before any decision on building the platform. This bill does not create the platform but assesses its feasibility.