Minnesota bill modifies rights and protections for residents and clients in long-term care and home care settings.
The Minnesota bill modifies rights and protections for residents in long-term care settings and clients in home care and home and community-based services. It prohibits providers from requiring residents or clients to waive their rights. It mandates that providers give residents and clients written notices of their rights and the process for filing complaints. It also authorizes civil actions for violations of rights, appropriates funds for cultural competency training, and requires certain training for staff.
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