Minnesota HF3851 limits foreign physician certifications in the paid family and medical leave insurance program and mandates suspension based on.
Minnesota HF3851 amends the state's statutes to limit certifications in the paid family and medical leave insurance program by foreign providers. It requires suspension of certifications based on credible allegations of fraud and certain convictions. A "credible allegation" includes those verified by the state from sources such as fraud hotline complaints, claims data mining, and patterns identified through audits and investigations. The bill also disqualifies foreign physicians convicted of specific offenses from filing certifications.
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