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At BLRS, we focus on clear coordination, timely communication, and follow-through
so transitions happen safely and efficiently.
At BLRS, we focus on clear coordination, timely communication, and follow-through
so transitions happen safely and efficiently.
Moving Home Minnesota (MHM) is a Medicaid-funded program that helps people move from hospitals, nursing facilities, or other institutions back into community living.
It is designed for individuals who have lived in an eligible institution for at least 60 consecutive days and want support to find a place to live that is affordable, sustainable, and safe.
Program Snapshot
Program Snapshot
Duration:
Duration:
Benefits are available for up to 6 months following discharge.
Eligibility Highlights:
Eligibility Highlights:
Must be enrolled in Medical Assistance (MA)
Must reside in an eligible hospital or facility for 60 consecutive days
Must transition to a qualified community setting
What BLRS Provides:
What BLRS Provides:
Transitional Services (pre-move coordination and planning)
Comprehensive Community Support Services (CCSS)
Post-Discharge Support to stabilize housing and services
We also offer MHM Comprehensive Community Support Services (CCSS), Post Discharge Support, and MHM Transitional Services.
What Support Can Include
What Support Can Include
Housing Support
Coordinating housing applications
Assistance communicating with landlords
Planning for move-in readiness
Identifying accessible or waiver-appropriate housing
Benefits & Services Support
Coordinating waiver enrollment or service activation
Connecting with home care or community providers
Assistance navigating county systems
Transition Logistics
Coordinating move timelines with discharge planners
Organizing essential items and funding requests
Communicating between facility, county, and providers
Stability & Follow-Up Support
Post-discharge check-ins
Problem-solving early housing challenges
Reinforcing service plans and connections
How to Start MHM with BLRS
How to Start MHM with BLRS
Confirm eligibility: The individual must be enrolled in Medical Assistance and have lived in an eligible facility for 60 consecutive days.
Submit a referral: Complete the BLRS referral form or contact our team directly.
County and DHS coordination: MHM services require county/DHS authorization before services begin.
Begin transition planning: Once authorized, BLRS coordinates the relocation plan, service connections, and transition timeline.
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