The Department of Public Health posted new MOLST 2.0 FAQs and added an attestation on the digital form requiring eligible providers to confirm completion of required MOLST training; council members discussed legal limits on converting student training and next steps for communication.

New provider training focuses on compliance and support resources in Ashland and Bayfield County.

DPH staff previewed a redesigned MOLST website and fillable form and council members debated whether the form should treat 'transfer to hospital' as a separate choice or a yes/no question and whether the attestation should require completion of a DPH‑approved training (certificate) rather than vague compliance language.

House File 4638 would require standardized pre‑enrollment and ongoing training for providers of high‑risk services and create reporting and compliance measures; multiple providers and advocates supported the effort while disability advocates urged clarity on agency accountability and retaliation protections.

The board approved a contract for a claims-management platform to support school-based mental-health services, which staff said will help capture Medi‑Cal and other reimbursements and support provider training and reporting.