Minnesota SF3027 modifies licensing requirements for family adult foster care homes.
Minnesota SF3027 amends licensing requirements for family adult foster care homes. It defines "primary residence" as the location where the license holder lives and usually sleeps, with no intention of moving without transferring the license. The bill mandates that license holders inform the commissioner if the physical location of the foster care will not be their primary residence. It also requires staff in adult foster care homes or community residential settings to receive annual training on mental health topics.
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