Minnesota HF2160 establishes rates for day services, modifies commissioner duties, and requires case manager evaluations on informed decision making.
Minnesota HF2160 amends statutes to establish rates for day training and habilitation services, modify commissioner duties for certain day services, and require case manager evaluations on informed decision making. The bill sets a statewide rate-setting methodology for day services, ensuring transparency and equitability. It also mandates the commissioner to determine the need for day programs, establish payment rates, and enter into interagency agreements for effective coordination.
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