Adult Foster Care

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Adult Foster Care means the provision of food, lodging, protection, supervision, and household services to a functionally impaired adult in a residence, and may also include the provision of personal care, household and living skills assistance or training, medication assistance, and assistance safeguarding cash resources.

In Wright County, the greatest need is for experienced caregivers who have wheelchair accessible homes in which all care is provided on the main level.  If you would like more information on Adult Foster Care and the licensing process, click on Adult Foster Care General Information.

Adult Foster Care General Information
Initial Licensing Process
Provider Corner
Licensing Laws
Meeting Schedules/Training Dates
Need More Information?

Licensing Laws

Definitions of Maltreatment

Minnesota Department of Public Safety

Minnesota Statute 245A - Human Services Licensing Act

Minnesota Statute 245C - Human Services Background Studies Act

Multidisciplinary Adult Protection Team

Reporting of Maltreatment of Vulnerable Adults

Rule 203 (Adult Foster Care Rule)

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Meeting Schedules/Training Dates

No Meeting Schedules or Training Dates available at this time.

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Need More Information?

You can contact us in a variety of ways:

E-Mail:  Contact our staff at afclicensing@co.wright.mn.us.

Telephone:  Nesa Black, 763-682-7489.

Office:  Our office is located in Buffalo in the Human Services Center.  A map and address to the office are available online for your convenience.

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