Minnesota SF4663 establishes prepayment review requirements for medical assistance claims deemed high-risk by the commissioner or Centers for.
Minnesota SF4663 mandates the commissioner to establish prepayment review for medical assistance claims when a provider type or service is designated as high-risk. The commissioner must implement such reviews within 15 days of the high-risk designation, effective for up to 24 months. The bill also requires the commissioner to notify enrolled providers and relevant legislative committees at least ten days before implementing a prepayment review.
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