Minnesota HF2458 modifies consent to electronic monitoring, retaliation provisions, advisory council duties, hospice rights, arbitration agreements.
Minnesota HF2458 amends consent to electronic monitoring requirements, allowing residents to set conditions and request device deactivation. It modifies retaliation provisions in nursing homes and assisted living facilities, expands the advisory council's duties, and modifies the hospice bill of rights. The bill prohibits required binding arbitration agreements in assisted living contracts and modifies medication management requirements. It also modifies the authority of health care agents to restrict visitation and communication.
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