04/07/2026
Being able to stay close makes all the difference.
At the Minnesota Capitol, decisions made this session will shape something many people don’t think about—
until it becomes deeply personal.
The ability to stay close.
Close to family.
Close to familiar faces.
Close to the community that still feels like home.
Across Minnesota, seniors and adults with disabilities depend on local care to remain connected to the people and places that matter most.
For many families, that reality comes quickly—
a fall, a diagnosis, a moment when everything changes.
And in that moment, nothing matters more than being able to stay close.
In many communities, especially outside the metro, that access isn’t easily replaced.
When it changes, the impact is immediate.
Families travel farther.
Visits become less frequent.
And staying connected becomes harder at the moment it matters most.
This isn’t about politics.
It’s about whether care will be there—close to home—when our families need it.
We believe that matters.