Minnesota HF3520 modifies intensive residential and nonresidential rehabilitative mental health services, and specifies room and board services.
Minnesota HF3520 modifies the requirements for intensive residential treatment services and intensive nonresidential rehabilitative mental health services. It specifies that room and board services provided through these services are eligible for behavioral health fund payment. The bill mandates that treatment teams for youth must have specialized training and serve specific age groups. It also outlines the eligibility criteria for clients, including those with substance use disorders, and details the assessment and treatment planning processes.
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