Minnesota SF2670 mandates individual pricing for phototherapy lights in the state's health services.
The bill SF2670 amends Minnesota Statutes to require individual pricing for phototherapy lights, effective for services provided on or after July 1, 2015. This change aims to ensure more precise reimbursement rates for these medical supplies. The bill also includes technical changes to the Minnesota Statutes, particularly in section 256B.766, which governs reimbursement for basic care services. This includes adjustments to payment rates for various medical supplies and services, ensuring they align with updated standards and data.
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