Minnesota SF3117 requires the Commissioner of Human Services to revalidate providers enrolled in Minnesota health programs every three years.

Minnesota SF3117 mandates the Commissioner of Human Services to revalidate providers enrolled in Minnesota health programs every three years. The bill specifies that certain providers, such as federally qualified health centers and home health agencies, must undergo revalidation at least once every three years. Other providers, like personal care assistance agencies, must revalidate every three years. The commissioner must notify providers 30 days before the revalidation due date and provide instructions and a list of required materials.

Minnesota SF3117 requires the Commissioner of Human Services to revalidate providers enrolled in Minnesota health programs every three years.

Minnesota SF3117 mandates the Commissioner of Human Services to revalidate providers enrolled in Minnesota health programs every three years. The bill specifies that certain providers, such as federally qualified health centers and home health agencies, must undergo revalidation at least once every three years. Other providers, like personal care assistance agencies, must revalidate every three years. The commissioner must notify providers 30 days before the revalidation due date and provide instructions and a list of required materials.