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MN SF446
Bill
Status
1/21/2025
Primary Sponsor
Jordan Rasmusson
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AI Summary
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Out-of-home respite care services for children must generally be provided in licensed settings by license holders with home and community-based services licenses
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Unlicensed residential settings may be used if specific conditions are met: background studies completed, case manager assessments conducted annually, legal representative authorization obtained, and no more than 4 children served at once with individual bedrooms required
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Services in unlicensed settings are limited to 46 calendar days per year and 10 consecutive days maximum per family, and children may only receive services in up to 2 unlicensed settings per calendar year
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The exemption for unlicensed settings does not apply to children in foster care, and services cannot be provided to children and adults over 21 in the same residence simultaneously
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Effective January 1, 2026, or upon federal approval, whichever is later
Legislative Description
Home and community-based services standards for out-of-home respite care services for children modification
Last Action
Comm report: To pass and re-referred to Human Services
2/20/2025