S.F. No. 1538 is a bill proposed in Minnesota aiming to establish the Minnesota Epilepsy Program. The program's primary goals are to:

1. Provide statewide support and education for individuals with epilepsy and related seizure disorders to improve their health and prevent premature deaths, including sudden unexpected deaths related to epilepsy.
2. Develop training programs for health care providers, educators, and other service personnel to better handle epilepsy-related needs.
3. Collect and analyze data on epilepsy and seizure disorders within Minnesota for better resource allocation and support.

The bill details that the commissioner of health will lead these efforts, defining necessary actions, managing funds, and distributing grants to help community organizations improve health outcomes for those affected by epilepsy. It also involves creating educational materials and training programs for health care professionals and providing up-to-date data collection and analysis to guide policy and support.

Furthermore, the bill includes an appropriation of money from the state's general fund for fiscal years 2026 and 2027 to fund these initiatives under the newly established program.