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MN HF4393
Bill
Status
2/28/2024
Primary Sponsor
Peter Fischer
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AI Summary
HF4393 Summary
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Modifies human services licensing provisions including changes to ownership processes, background study requirements (NETStudy 2.0 implementation), and disqualification standards for child foster care and other licensed programs.
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Requires license holders to notify the commissioner within five business days of changes or vacancies in key staff positions for children's residential facilities, detoxification programs, and substance use disorder treatment programs.
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Updates emergency overdose treatment requirements allowing unlicensed staff to administer opiate antagonists (naloxone) with minimal training, and permits non-residential substance use disorder programs to describe procedures for emergency medication administration instead of full medication policies.
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Establishes emergency and temporary change-of-ownership processes to ensure service continuity when license holders become inaccessible or unable to operate due to death, court order, or similar events.
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Modifies notice requirements changing from certified mail to signature-verified confirmed delivery methods for administrative disqualifications and other official communications; updates opioid treatment program regulations regarding unsupervised medication use (take-home doses).
Legislative Description
Department of Human Services Office of Inspector General policy bill; human services licensing, background studies, provider notification, substance use disorder medication, and electronic signature provisions modified.
Last Action
Committee report, to adopt as amended and re-refer to Health Finance and Policy
3/18/2024