Minnesota HF1144 directs the Commissioner of Human Services to seek federal authority to provide supportive parenting services to eligible.
Minnesota HF1144 directs the Commissioner of Human Services to seek federal authority to provide supportive parenting services to people eligible for personal care assistance or community first services and supports. The bill also directs the commissioner to seek federal waivers to allow the provision of these services. Supportive parenting services include assistive technology, dressing, grooming, transfers, mobility, positioning, toileting, family training, home modification, individualized home supports, respite, specialized equipment, and transportation.
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