Minnesota SF477 modifies supervision requirements for case management associates, mental health behavioral aides, and mental health rehabilitation.
Minnesota SF477 amends case management associate, mental health behavioral aide, and mental health rehabilitation worker supervision requirements. It exempts intensive residential treatment services or residential crisis stabilization services providers from specified client rights. The bill modifies mental health residential program critical incident reporting requirements and the timeline for intensive residential supervision. It also changes payment methods for mental health case management services.
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