Health care worker platforms must register with the Minnesota commissioner of health and meet specific requirements.

The bill requires health care worker platforms to register with the Minnesota commissioner of health. Platforms must ensure health care workers meet licensing, training, and education requirements, pass criminal and exclusion checks, and maintain certain insurance. Platforms must also retain records of these verifications for five years. The commissioner establishes application forms and fees for initial registration and renewal. The commissioner can deny, suspend, or revoke a platform's registration for various reasons, including failure to meet requirements or financial issues.

Health care worker platforms must register with the Minnesota commissioner of health and meet specific requirements.

The bill requires health care worker platforms to register with the Minnesota commissioner of health. Platforms must ensure health care workers meet licensing, training, and education requirements, pass criminal and exclusion checks, and maintain certain insurance. Platforms must also retain records of these verifications for five years. The commissioner establishes application forms and fees for initial registration and renewal. The commissioner can deny, suspend, or revoke a platform's registration for various reasons, including failure to meet requirements or financial issues.