Minnesota SF3734 modifies requirements for intensive residential and nonresidential rehabilitative mental health services.
Minnesota SF3734 amends eligibility and service provisions for intensive residential and nonresidential rehabilitative mental health services. It specifies that room and board services provided through intensive residential treatment services and residential crisis services are eligible for behavioral health fund payment. The bill details client eligibility criteria, treatment team composition, and service standards. It also mandates that treatment teams include specialized professionals and meet regularly to discuss client progress.
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