Definitions for adult foster care licensing requirements modified.
Introduction and first reading, referred to Human Services Finance and Policy
Summary
The bill revises Minnesota statutes to define adult foster care as a 24‑hour program that provides food, lodging, protection, supervision and management for functionally impaired adults. It also clarifies that a family adult foster care home must be licensed, be the license holder’s primary residence, and the license holder must be the primary caregiver who provides the services listed in the new definition. These changes aim to standardize care standards for adults in foster settings.
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