Minnesota HF3526 modifies fines for home care licensing violations, updates advisory council appointment criteria, and establishes a grant program.
Minnesota HF3526 amends the method of depositing fines collected from home care licensing surveys and investigations. It categorizes violations into five levels based on their impact on client health and safety, with corresponding fines ranging from $500 to $5,000. The bill also modifies the criteria for appointing members to the home care and assisted living program advisory council, ensuring representation from various stakeholders, including consumers and providers.
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