Minnesota SF3928 clarifies shared services requirements for community first services and supports.
Minnesota SF3928 amends the state's statutes to clarify shared services requirements for community first services and supports. The bill defines shared services as personal care assistance provided to two or three recipients at the same time and in the same setting. It mandates that personal care assistants receive specific training for each recipient and follow documentation requirements. The bill also outlines the duties of personal care assistance providers, including developing care plans, ensuring health and safety, and monitoring service delivery.
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