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Office of the Revisor of Statutes
Minnesota Statutes Chapter 144A outlines the regulations, licensing requirements, and operational standards for nursing homes and home care providers in Minnesota. The statute is designed to ensure that long-term care facilities and home care services provide safe, ethical, and high-quality care to residents and clients.
Key Provisions:
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Licensure Requirements:
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All nursing homes and home care providers must be licensed through the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH).
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Licenses are subject to renewal and must meet specific health and safety standards.
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Regulatory Standards:
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Establishes minimum requirements for:
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Facility operations
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Staff qualifications
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Resident safety protocols
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Quality of care standards
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Inspections & Compliance:
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The MDH conducts regular inspections to ensure compliance with state laws.
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Non-compliance can result in correction orders, fines, or even license suspension or revocation.
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Home Care Services:
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Defines the scope of services, including basic and comprehensive home care.
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Requires service agreements, individualized care plans, and protection of client rights.
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Resident Rights:
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Protects the rights and dignity of individuals receiving care, ensuring access to:
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Personalized care
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Freedom from abuse and neglect
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Participation in care decisions
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Why It’s Important:
Chapter 144A ensures that individuals receiving care in Minnesota’s nursing homes and home care settings are protected by consistent standards focused on safety, quality of care, and resident rights.
🔗 Minnesota Statutes Chapter 144A - Nursing Homes and Home Care
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