Minnesota HF3423 modifies provider enrollment requirements for medical assistance, including surety bonds, background checks, and revalidation.
Minnesota HF3423 amends provider enrollment requirements for medical assistance by introducing new provisions for surety bonds, background checks, and revalidation schedules. It mandates that certain providers purchase surety bonds, with amounts varying based on revenue. The bill also requires background checks for high-risk providers and individuals with significant ownership stakes. Additionally, it establishes revalidation schedules for different types of providers, ranging from every three to five years.
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