Minnesota HF1995 modifies substance use disorder treatment provisions, including assessment charges and transition support services.
Minnesota HF1995 modifies substance use disorder treatment provisions by setting a $25 chemical dependency comprehensive assessment charge, which courts may waive but not the cost directly paid to the service provider. It also imposes a $5 surcharge on those convicted of related offenses. The bill directs the commissioner of human services to develop recommendations for transition support services, including funding for recovery housing, food support, child care, and transportation. These recommendations must consider geographic equity and include stakeholders from diverse communities.
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