Every resident in a Minnesota assisted living facility is protected by the Assisted Living Bill of Rights, which safeguards dignity, safety, and quality of life. Understanding these rights is essential for residents and families to make informed decisions and ensure providers deliver respectful, compassionate, and legally compliant care. This 2025 update highlights the key protections residents can expect in licensed Minnesota assisted living homes.
What is the Minnesota Assisted-Living Bill of Rights?
Minnesota’s Assisted-Living Bill of Rights actively protects residents by guaranteeing respectful, high-quality care in every licensed assisted living facility. Updated regularly to reflect today’s care standards, these rights empower residents and families while holding providers accountable for safe, compassionate, and person-centered support.
Your Fundamental Rights in Assisted Living
Privacy and Dignity Rights
- Personal privacy in your living space and during care
- Respectful treatment regardless of background or condition
- Freedom from discrimination based on race, religion, age, or disability
- Right to visitors and private communication with family and friends
Care and Safety Rights
- Quality care services appropriate to your individual needs
- Safe living environment free from abuse, neglect, and exploitation
- Proper medication management with clear information about prescriptions
- Access to healthcare providers of your choice
Personal Freedom Rights
- Choice in daily activities and participation in facility programs
- Control over personal finances and financial decisions
- Freedom of movement within and outside the facility (unless restricted for safety)
- Right to voice complaints without fear of retaliation
2025 Updates to Know
Recent updates to Minnesota’s assisted living rights include:
- Enhanced technology privacy protections for digital communications and monitoring
- Expanded visitor rights following pandemic-related restrictions
- Improved grievance procedures with faster response requirements
- Stronger financial protection measures against exploitation
What to Do If Rights Are Violated
If you believe your rights or a loved one’s rights have been violated:
- Document the incident – write down dates, times, and details
- Report to facility administration immediately
- Contact the Minnesota Department of Health or MAARC if issues aren’t resolved
- Seek legal assistance for serious violations or ongoing problems
How 1 on 1 Comprehensive Healthcare Solution Helps
At 1 on 1 Comprehensive Healthcare Solution, we help families understand assisted living rights and advocate for proper care. Our team assists with facility evaluations, care planning, and addressing concerns about rights violations. Contact us directly today by calling 763-299-0025 or visiting our website.
Don’t Navigate Assisted Living Rights Alone
Our Minnesota healthcare advocates know the 2025 assisted living regulations and actively partner with families. We guide you through every step—whether selecting a facility, addressing care concerns, or resolving potential violations—with expert support you can trust.
If you are a victim of abuse or neglect, please contact Minnesota Adult Abuse Reporting Center immediately by calling 1844-880-1574 or complete a MAARC report online. Call 911 immediately for any safety issues. 1 on 1 Comprehensive Healthcare Solution also have trained staff available to assist you, call 763-299-0025 for assistance with placement, finding a new home and also finding support. You can also complete our client referral form by clicking here.
Get immediate assistance with Minnesota assisted living rights issues
Call 1 on 1 Comprehensive Healthcare Solution today at 763-299-0025 or visit 1on1comprehensivehealthcare.com to schedule your consultation. Protect your family’s rights with professional advocacy services.