Minnesota HF1720 regulates prepayments for dental services scheduled to take over 90 days.

Minnesota HF1720 amends state statutes to regulate prepayments for dental services that are part of a treatment plan scheduled to take more than 90 days to complete. Dentists and dental practices are prohibited from requiring patients to prepay any portion of the cost before starting the services. Instead, patients must be allowed to make at least two payments, with at least 30 days between each payment, once the services have begun. This change aims to provide more flexibility and affordability for patients undergoing lengthy dental treatments.

Minnesota HF1720 regulates prepayments for dental services scheduled to take over 90 days.

Minnesota HF1720 amends state statutes to regulate prepayments for dental services that are part of a treatment plan scheduled to take more than 90 days to complete. Dentists and dental practices are prohibited from requiring patients to prepay any portion of the cost before starting the services. Instead, patients must be allowed to make at least two payments, with at least 30 days between each payment, once the services have begun. This change aims to provide more flexibility and affordability for patients undergoing lengthy dental treatments.