Human services provisions modification

Summary

The legislation updates a broad set of Minnesota human‑services laws, adding, deleting, and amending provisions that cover aging, health care, behavioral health, housing, licensing, and program funding. A central change limits what health‑care providers may charge for copies of a patient’s medical records and makes those copies free for low‑income patients and for those appealing Social Security disability decisions. The goal is to reduce cost barriers and improve oversight of human‑services programs.

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