Certain disability waiver services out-of-state billing permissibility clarification provision

SF 1810 requires Minnesota's Human Services Commissioner to update state disability waiver plans by December 2025 to allow billing for certain direct care services when participants travel out of state or attend out-of-state college. Specifically, it would clarify that services like respite, night supervision, and individualized home supports without training can be authorized and billed during these temporary out-of-state stays. This directly affects disability waiver participants who travel or attend school outside Minnesota, ensuring uninterrupted access to covered services. The bill adjusts billing rules to accommodate temporary out-of-state needs without changing the services themselves.