Extends requirement for health plan companies to credential and contract with certain mental health service providers.
The bill amends Minnesota Statutes to extend the requirement for health plan companies to credential and contract with certain mental health service providers. Specifically, health plan companies must credential and contract with providers that meet certain criteria, including those employed by or under contract with entities authorized to bill under specific sections of the Minnesota Statutes. The extension ensures that these providers, particularly those from underserved communities or rural areas, continue to be included in the health plan company's network.
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