Minnesota SF2651 modifies long-term care consultation services, requiring certified assessors and reporting on assessment completions.
Minnesota SF2651 amends long-term care consultation services by requiring lead agencies to use MnCHOICES certified assessors for assessments. These assessors must complete specific training and certification. The bill also mandates that lead agencies ensure they have enough certified assessors to meet timelines. Additionally, it requires the commissioner to issue a public report twice a year on assessment completions, including details like the number of assessments and the percentage completed within the required timeline.
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