This bill establishes a regulatory framework for health care worker platforms in Minnesota, requiring them to register with the commissioner of health before operating in the state. It amends Minnesota Statutes 2024, section 144A.74, to include health care worker platforms alongside supplemental nursing services agencies, specifying that these platforms must adhere to maximum charge limits for services provided. The bill introduces new definitions for terms such as "health care worker" and "health care worker platform," and outlines the registration process, including application requirements, fees, and renewal procedures.

Additionally, the bill sets forth operational requirements for health care worker platforms, prohibiting certain practices such as non-compete clauses and requiring platforms to maintain insurance coverage. It mandates that platforms keep detailed records of health care workers, ensuring compliance with licensing and training standards. The bill also includes appropriations for the commissioner of health to facilitate the registration process, ensuring that the new regulatory measures are adequately funded. Overall, the legislation aims to enhance oversight and accountability in the use of health care worker platforms in Minnesota.

Statutes affected:
Introduction: 144A.74