Minnesota SF4604 requires high-risk medical assistance providers to complete compliance training.

Minnesota SF4604 mandates that owners and managerial and supervisory employees of high-risk medical assistance providers complete compliance training before applying for enrollment and every three years thereafter. The training must cover topics such as state and federal program billing, documentation, and service delivery requirements; enrollment requirements; provider program integrity; fair labor standards; workplace safety requirements; and recent changes in service requirements. The commissioner will determine the format and content of the training.

Minnesota SF4604 requires high-risk medical assistance providers to complete compliance training.

Minnesota SF4604 mandates that owners and managerial and supervisory employees of high-risk medical assistance providers complete compliance training before applying for enrollment and every three years thereafter. The training must cover topics such as state and federal program billing, documentation, and service delivery requirements; enrollment requirements; provider program integrity; fair labor standards; workplace safety requirements; and recent changes in service requirements. The commissioner will determine the format and content of the training.