Minnesota HF3904 requires health plans to reimburse clinical trainees for alcoholism, mental health, and chemical dependency services at rates equal.
Minnesota HF3904 mandates that health plans offering coverage for alcoholism, mental health, or chemical dependency services must reimburse clinical trainees at rates equal to those paid to independently licensed mental health professionals. This applies to services provided within the scope of practice of the clinical trainee. The bill also requires health plans to comply with federal parity laws and mandates annual reports on compliance and enforcement actions. Effective January 1, 2027, this law aims to ensure equitable reimbursement for clinical trainees and adherence to parity standards.
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