Online adult day services training for Minnesota program staff, activity coordinators, direct support workers, and supervisors operating licensed adult day programs under Minnesota DHS Rule 223.
Licensed adult day services programs in Minnesota operate under Minnesota DHS Rule 223, which sets requirements for staff training, supervision, program activities, and participant rights. Staff working in adult day settings must be trained on the specific needs of participants, many of whom are older adults or individuals with disabilities who may have cognitive decline, behavioral health needs, or complex physical care requirements.
CareCertify's Adult Day Services course is designed to address the core competency areas required by Rule 223 and to integrate with our broader 245D and behavioral health training catalog for agencies operating multiple service lines.
Minnesota DHS Rule 223 — Adult Day ServicesRule 223-aligned training with completion certificates for your program's staff documentation file.
10-lesson course covering Rule 223 program standards, person-centered activity planning, dementia support, physical assistance, and documentation for licensed Minnesota ADS programs.
For ADS programs also licensed under 245D. Covers person-centered care, VAA reporting, and documentation requirements under Minn. Stat. §245D.09.
For ADS staff supporting participants with behavioral health needs. Covers de-escalation, crisis response, and trauma-informed approaches in a group program setting.
What Minnesota adult day programs ask about Rule 223 staff training.
Key Minnesota rules and statutes governing adult day services licensing and staff training.
Enroll today to build a compliant, person-centered adult day services team that meets Minnesota DHS Rule 223 standards.