This bill amends various provisions related to human services in Minnesota, focusing on the timelines for filing medical claims, county responsibilities for withdrawal management services, and requirements for peer recovery support service providers. Key changes include a new six-month deadline for healthcare providers to submit claims to health plan companies or third-party administrators, with possible extensions for specific circumstances. Additionally, mental health diagnostic assessments must now be completed within ten days of admission, excluding weekends and holidays.

The legislation also introduces new closure planning requirements for peer recovery support service providers and establishes criteria for eligible vendors, emphasizing the need for nonprofit organizations led by individuals in recovery. It mandates that these organizations provide culturally responsive services and inform participants about complaint procedures. Furthermore, the bill clarifies billing practices for residential treatment services, allowing license holders to bill for missed services if documented appropriately, and sets limits on service hours. A new section is created to define the county of financial responsibility for withdrawal management services, ensuring accountability in treatment and recovery services.

Statutes affected:
Introduction: 62Q.75, 254B.05