Minnesota HF3921 clarifies the process for provider credentialing in health plan networks.
Minnesota HF3921 amends the state statutes to clarify the provider credentialing process for health plan networks. It specifies that health plan companies must make a determination on a clean application within 45 days. If the application is not clean, the company must inform the provider of deficiencies within three business days. The bill also allows an additional 30 days for investigation if quality or safety concerns are identified. This process ensures timely credentialing and transparency for health care providers.
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