Minnesota HF2115 amends various sections of state statutes related to human services, behavioral health, and licensing.
Minnesota HF2115 modifies provisions across multiple areas, including aging and disability services, behavioral health, and licensing. It establishes a collaborative psychiatric consultation service, modifies the criteria for accessing residential support services, and updates the requirements for case management services. The bill also revises the process for obtaining medical data and health records, changes the grounds for disqualification from receiving services, and updates the licensing requirements for various programs.
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