Bill > SF3117

This bill modifies Minnesota's health care provider enrollment requirements by reducing the revalidation period from five years to three years for providers participating in Minnesota health programs. The bill requires the Commissioner of Human Services to revalidate providers every three years, with a specific process that includes providing 30-day advance notice of the revalidation due date, instructions, and required materials. If a provider fails to submit all required materials by the due date, they will receive a 30-day notice of deficiency and an additional 30 days to comply. Failure to remedy deficiencies within this timeframe can result in a 60-day termination notice and immediate suspension of billing privileges. The bill also maintains existing provisions allowing the commissioner to suspend a provider's ability to bill for non-compliance, conduct background studies, and take other administrative actions to ensure program integrity. Additionally, the bill preserves requirements for providers to have compliance officers, maintain documentation, and potentially purchase surety bonds depending on their risk designation and Medicaid revenue. These changes aim to enhance oversight and ensure that health care providers participating in Minnesota's medical assistance programs remain current and compliant with state regulations.

Health and Social Services

https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/bill.php?b=Senate&f=SF3117&ssn=0&y=2025