Minnesota HF2373 modifies long-term care consultation services, enhancing assessor qualifications and reporting requirements.
Minnesota HF2373 amends provisions governing long-term care consultation services. It mandates that assessors have specific qualifications, including a bachelor's degree or relevant certification, and must undergo training and certification. Assessors must demonstrate best practices in person-centered planning and be recertified every three years. The bill requires lead agencies to use certified assessors for evaluations and mandates the creation of a pool of state-employed assessors.
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