Licensed programs and services

Important Notice About Other Licensing Requirements

The Department of Human Services licenses and regulates the program services set forth below The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) licenses and regulates certain facilities as it relates to sanitation and safety of the buildings and to the health, treatment, comfort, safety, and well-being of the persons being served. Depending on the service that you intend to provide in your facility, you may need a license from each state agency. Additional information for MDH licensing information may be found on their website for:

Supervised Living Facility

Food, Beverage and Lodging (FBL) License

DHS Licenses

Adult day services

Child care programs

Children's residential facilities

Chemical health

Developmental disabilities

Home and community-based services

Foster care

Independent Living Assistance for Youth

Mental health programs

Minnesota Sex Offender Programs

Related Pages

• Adoption
• Adult protection
• Chemical health
• Child care assistance
• Child protection
• Children’s mental health
• Disability services
• Foster care
• State Operated Services
• Licensing fact sheet

Related Links

• License Minnesota
• Child Care Financial Aid
• Child Care Resource and Referral
• Department of Commerce
• Department of Health
• Department of Corrections
• Minnesota Statutes
• State Fire Marshal
• U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission