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Minnesota seeks to replace fraud-ridden Housing Stabilization Services with new program

States Newsroom · October 8, 2026

The Minnesota Department of Human Services is planning to replace Housing Stabilization Services, a Medicaid program that was so riddled with fraud it was shut down by the Walz administration last year. The agency plans to develop a new program and a legislative proposal for 2028 as part of the Olmstead Plan, which is…

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Minnesota seeks to replace fraud-ridden Housing Stabilization Services with new program

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