Modifies human services licensing and anti-kickback provisions in Minnesota.
The bill amends various sections of Minnesota Statutes to modify licensing requirements for home and community-based services, behavioral health, and child care programs. It updates the definition of "patient" and sets new standards for opioid treatment programs, including medication storage and administration. The bill also changes the frequency of treatment plan reviews and comprehensive assessments for different levels of care.
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