Minnesota SF2537 modifies assisted living facility regulations, requiring nursing assessments and service plans before resident contracts or moves-in.
Minnesota SF2537 amends assisted living facility regulations by requiring facilities to conduct nursing assessments and propose temporary service plans for prospective residents before contracts are signed or residents move in. These assessments, performed by registered nurses, evaluate physical and cognitive needs. Facilities must also inform prospective residents about long-term care consultation services. Reassessments and monitoring must occur within 14 days of service initiation and as needed, not exceeding 90 days from the last assessment.
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