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

This bill makes numerous changes to Minnesota's human services and health care laws. It modifies provisions related to aging and health care, behavioral health, housing, licensing, background studies, and program appropriations. Key changes include updating rules for case management contacts, defining "case management contact," and establishing new parental responsibility and contribution amounts for services for children with chronic illnesses or disabilities. The bill also creates a health care eligibility oversight unit, modifies hospital assessments and payment rates, and revises rules for medical assistance eligibility, including work or community engagement requirements and cost-sharing for certain recipients. Additionally, it introduces new licensing requirements for nonresidential behavioral health services, adjusts licensing fees, and updates background study requirements for various providers. The bill also includes appropriations for various human services programs and studies, including assessments of state, county, and tribal roles in human services administration and waiver case management.

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