Minnesota HF4638 requires compliance training for high-risk medical assistance providers and mandates disclosure of consultants used in license.
Minnesota HF4638 introduces mandatory compliance training for high-risk medical assistance providers, requiring owners and employees to complete training before applying for enrollment and every three years thereafter. The training must cover state and federal program billing, documentation, service delivery, enrollment requirements, provider program integrity, fair labor standards, workplace safety, and recent changes in service requirements. The bill also mandates that applicants and license holders disclose any assistance received from consultants in preparing their license applications.
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