Minnesota HF3476 establishes a Patient-Centered Care program, authorizes direct state payments to health care providers, and allows contracting with.
Minnesota HF3476 establishes the Patient-Centered Care program to improve health outcomes, reduce health care costs, and increase transparency and accountability. The bill authorizes the commissioner of human services to pay health care providers directly for services provided to medical assistance and MinnesotaCare enrollees. It also allows the Department of Human Services to contract with administrative services organizations for administrative functions. The bill includes provisions for care coordination, performance reporting, and the expansion of demonstration projects.
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