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What are the requirements for assisted living in Minnesota?

An assisted living facility must provide a Uniform Disclosure of Assisted Living Services and Amenities (UDALSA) to all prospective residents under Minnesota Statutes 144G. 40 before an assisted living contract is signed. The UDALSA must be provided separately from all other documents and forms.

What is the Minnesota Homeowners Bill of rights?

Minnesotas Homeowner Bill of Rights. Minnesotas Homeowner Bill of Rights prohibits specific actions, like dual tracking, and requires servicers to assist borrowers in the loss mitigation process. This state law is similar to federal mortgage servicing laws, with some minor differences.

What is the home care bill of rights?

Patients have a Right to Dignity and Respect Home care patients have the right to competent, concerned, individualized care without regard to race, gender, national origin, color, age, political affiliation, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, disability or diagnosis.

How to file a complaint against an assisted living facility in Minnesota?

Problems with Facility and/or Staff If the facility resident (s) resides in the metro area, call 612-854-7360. If the facility resident (s) resides outside the metro area, call 1-800-657-3591.