Understand what Minnesota’s 2026 HCBS changes mean during a support shift. Work through realistic situations involving safe homes, personal rights, service continuity, training and honest documentation.
This CareCertify course focuses on Minnesota 245D and home and community-based services. It distinguishes enacted 2026 law from existing duties, DHS implementation updates and requirements with future or conditional start dates. Case examples help learners connect the changes to their role.
WHO SHOULD TAKE THIS COURSE
Direct support professionals and field caregivers.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
– Recognize which 2026 changes affect everyday support.
– Protect rights, choice and continuity of care.
– Follow updated policies and agency training instructions.
– Record actual services and resolve EVV errors honestly.
– Recognize future changes and escalate questions before changing care.
INCLUDED MATERIALS
Presentation with instructor notes, matching participant guide, source references and a 30-question assessment bank.
ESTIMATED COMPLETION TIME
45-60 minutes, including discussion and assessment. This is a planning estimate, not an accredited CE award.
ASSESSMENT
Suggested setup: 10 questions selected from the bank; 80% passing score. The course owner must configure these settings in LearnPress.
CONTENT REVIEW DATE
September 26, 2026. Pending provisions require a fresh check of DHS instructions before implementation. This course is educational and does not replace commissioner-defined high-risk provider training or service-specific professional advice.
Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 1 Lesson
- Lifetime
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