Continued submission of a report to the legislature on the use of periodic data matching in medical assistance required.

Summary

The bill amends state law so the commissioner must submit a September report to the human services finance committees showing how many medical assistance cases are affected by periodic data matching, how many recipients are flagged as possibly ineligible, and how many have eligibility terminated, including those closed for non‑cooperation. It also removes the sunset provision that would have ended this reporting requirement in 2027. The change is intended to improve transparency and oversight of eligibility checks.

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