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Ombudsman for Long-Term Care - Minnesota Board on Aging

Works to enhance the quality of care and quality of life for consumers of long-term care services and Medicare beneficiaries with concerns related to hospital access, discharge or denial of service. - Advocates for reform through state and federal legislation and the health care and social services system to better meet consumer needs - Investigates complaints and works to resolve disputes between consumers and nursing homes, boarding care homes, adult foster care, housing with services/assisted living residences, home care agencies, hospitals and government agencies through mediation, negotiation, education or referral to appropriate state or federal enforcement agencies or legal services - Provides information and education about consumers' rights, laws and regulations, and the financing of health care and long-term care services through written materials, individual consultation, or public speaking

Last assured

05/30/2024

Physical Address

540 Cedar Street, Saint Paul, MN 55155

Hours

8 am - 4:30 pm Monday - Friday

Voice

(877)627-3848

Intake For individuals with speech impairments

Fax

(651)431-7452

Voice

711

Application process

Call; visit website or write

Fee

No fees

Required documents

Call for information

Eligibility

- Open to all individuals living in or needing long-term care services - Handles complaints on behalf of people using long-term care services in Minnesota - Serves clients in nursing homes and other residential long-term care facilities (such as assisted living), home care consumers, and Medicare beneficiaries with hospital access or discharge concerns

Service area

MN

Agency info

Minnesota Board on Aging

Statewide gateway to services for seniors and their families. Listens to senior concerns, researches for solutions, and proposes policy to address senior needs.

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