Minnesota SF1288 establishes rules for direct primary care service agreements.

Minnesota SF1288 sets guidelines for direct primary care service agreements between providers and patients. These agreements are not considered health insurance and do not require a certificate of authority or license. The bill outlines requirements for these agreements, including that they must be in writing, signed by both parties, and allow either party to terminate upon written notice. The agreements must specify the scope of services, fees, duration, and explicitly state they are not health insurance.

Minnesota SF1288 establishes rules for direct primary care service agreements.

Minnesota SF1288 sets guidelines for direct primary care service agreements between providers and patients. These agreements are not considered health insurance and do not require a certificate of authority or license. The bill outlines requirements for these agreements, including that they must be in writing, signed by both parties, and allow either party to terminate upon written notice. The agreements must specify the scope of services, fees, duration, and explicitly state they are not health insurance.