Human services provisions modified on aging and disability services, behavioral health, licensing and program integrity, mental health licensing, background studies, and forecasted program appropriations adjustments; reports required; and money appropriated.

This bill makes numerous changes to Minnesota's human services laws, affecting aging and disability services, behavioral health, licensing, and background studies. It modifies how nursing facility levels of care are determined, introduces new requirements for integrated community supports, and adjusts payment rates for various home and community-based services. The bill also changes rules for electronic visit verification, updates licensing fees for behavioral health providers, and revises background study requirements for certain programs. Additionally, it establishes new licensing categories for behavioral health services and modifies existing ones, including provisions for coordinated specialty care for early psychosis and carceral targeted case management. Finally, the bill includes provisions for administrative service organizations, market rate studies, and various other adjustments to human services programs and appropriations.

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