The Right to Know Your Services | Minnesota Waiver Bill of Rights Training (245D.04)

You have the right to participate in discussions about your services. You are entitled to have the services you receive spelled out in your support plan. You have the right to know what changes might be needed in the future, and you can refuse or stop services at any time. You also have the right to know the rules for your services and make sure any changes run smoothly. When you are getting waiver services, you have a right to know what services cost and what services are covered by insurance or government funding. You also have the right to receive services that are handled by a person who is trained.