Minnesota SF2522 prohibits assisted living facilities from requiring guardianship or arbitration as admission conditions, mandates review of fee.
Minnesota SF2522 amends state statutes to enhance protections for residents of assisted living facilities. It prohibits these facilities from requiring residents to have or obtain a guardian or conservator as a condition of admission or continued residence. The bill also mandates that any arbitration provisions in assisted living contracts must be optional and clearly disclosed. Additionally, facilities must seek approval from the commissioner before increasing charges beyond the Consumer Price Index.
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