Minnesota Statutes

§ 144H.20 — PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT

Minnesota § 144H.20
JurisdictionMinnesota
PartHEALTH
Ch. 144HPRESCRIBED PEDIATRIC EXTENDED CARE CENTERS

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Minn. Stat. § 144H.20 (2026).

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Subdivision 1.General requirements. A PPEC center shall conform with or exceed the physical environment requirements in this section and the physical environment requirements for day care facilities in Minnesota Rules, part9502.0425. If the physical environment requirements in this section differ from the physical environment requirements for day care facilities in Minnesota Rules, part9502.0425, the requirements in this section shall prevail. A PPEC center must have sufficient indoor and outdoor space to accommodate at least six medically complex or technologically dependent children. Subd. 2.Specific requirements.

(a)The entrance to a PPEC center must be barrier-free, have a wheelchair ramp, provide for traffic flow with a driveway area for entering and exiting, and have storage space

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