MN HF4013

Expands the definition of "lead hazard reduction" to include "other location where lead hazards are identified" beyond residences, child care facilities, schools, and playgrounds.

Requires hospitals, medical clinics, and laboratories to report blood lead analysis results within two working days by phone, fax, or electronic transmission for venous blood lead levels of 15 micrograms per deciliter or greater, with written confirmation within one month.

Modifies lead risk assessment timelines: requires assessments within 48 hours for blood lead levels ≥60 micrograms, 5 working days for ≥45 micrograms, and 10 working days for ≥10 micrograms (removes separate requirement for ≥15 micrograms in residences).

Adds authority for assessing agencies to order responsible persons at source locations to perform lead hazard reduction at affected properties and remediate conditions allowing lead migration.

Clarifies that medical assistance covers lead risk assessments for recipients under age 21 with specified venous blood lead levels, with cost-based reimbursement from state or local funds.