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Proposal would let qualified mental‑health clinicians conduct SUD comprehensive assessments to ease rural shortages
Summary
Senate File 2647 would permit licensed mental‑health professionals to complete substance‑use disorder comprehensive assessments in certain settings, aligning Minnesota law with ASAM guidance and broadening the pool of clinicians who can authorize treatment in rural areas, proponents said.
Senate File 2647 would modify qualifications for comprehensive substance use disorder (SUD) assessments, allowing licensed mental‑health professionals to conduct assessments in addition to licensed alcohol and drug counselors in some settings. Supporters said the change would align Minnesota statutes with American Society of Addiction…
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