Minnesota HF2175 mandates background checks for medical assistance vendors and establishes a fraud detection system for the Department of Human.
Minnesota HF2175 requires the commissioner to conduct background studies of controlling individuals and managerial officials for medical assistance vendors. Vendors must ensure all individuals required to have a background study receive a notice about their disqualification status. The bill also mandates the establishment of an automated or semiautomated fraud detection system for reviewing vendor payments and requests for payments.
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