Minnesota SF4320 modifies medical assistance provider enrollment requirements for high-risk and certain home and community-based providers.
Minnesota SF4320 amends the state's medical assistance provider enrollment requirements, particularly for high-risk and certain home and community-based providers. The bill introduces stricter documentation and verification processes, including electronic visit verification for high-risk services. It mandates background checks and surety bonds for certain providers, and requires providers to obtain signatures from service recipients or their representatives on service verification documentation.
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