The bill establishes the Minnesota Epilepsy Program, aimed at providing statewide support and education for individuals living with epilepsy and related seizure disorders. The program's objectives include improving health outcomes, preventing early mortality, developing training programs for healthcare workers and educators, and collecting data on epilepsy in Minnesota. The commissioner of health is tasked with identifying priority actions to support individuals with epilepsy, administering funds to community organizations, and evaluating the effectiveness of these strategies.

Additionally, the bill outlines the need for professional training and education regarding epilepsy, emphasizing collaboration with various boards and organizations to enhance the knowledge and skills of healthcare providers. It mandates the establishment of a data collection system to analyze and report on seizure disorders, ensuring that resources are equitably accessible to those affected. The bill also includes an appropriation of funds from the general fund for the program in fiscal years 2026 and 2027.