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New Medicaid rules will devastate mental healthcare in Minnesota

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By Marcus Schmit, Minnesota Reformer
| The Washington Post Verified
New Medicaid rules will devastate mental healthcare in Minnesota The regulations further limit the state’s ability to rely on self-attestation and require additional documentation and verification. June 24, 2026 at 9:26 a.m. EDT16 minutes ago
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New Medicaid rules will devastate mental healthcare in Minnesota

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By Marcus Schmit
| Montgomery Standard Verified
(Photo by Amanda Berg for Pennsylvania Capital-Star) Minnesota has been working for decades to build a mental health system that helps people recover, stay healthy, maintain employment and remain connected to their communities. We know it is a work in progress, but new federal Medicaid regulations threaten to undermine that progress. The regulations implement provisions of the 2025 Congressional Budget Reconciliation Bill, known as the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
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New Medicaid rules will devastate mental healthcare in Minnesota

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By Marcus Schmit
| Benton County Enterprise Verified
Posted 6/23/26 Minnesota has been working for decades to build a mental health system that helps people recover, stay healthy, maintain employment and remain connected to their communities. We know it is a work in progress, but new federal Medicaid regulations threaten to undermine that progress. The regulations implement provisions of the 2025 Congressional Budget Reconciliation Bill, […] This item is available in full to subscribers.
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