Phase 1 Provider Attestation
Information about the attestation process may be found in the Provider Attestation Update-2017 Age and Disability Odyssey Conference (PDF).
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Information about the attestation process may be found in the Provider Attestation Update-2017 Age and Disability Odyssey Conference (PDF).
DHS is reaching out to providers who have not submitted an attestation via direct mail, email and by phone.
Minnesota Health Care Programs (MHCP) will suspend your ability to receive reimbursement for claims and new service agreements, effective for dates of services on and after Oct. 8, 2017, until DHS receives a fully compliant attestation or a request for a hardship extension for your setting. After DHS receives your attestation form, you may resume submitting claims.
Resources to help you to complete the attestation can be found in the Attestation resources by service section below.
Providers who have already submitted their initial attestations need to update them to reflect their ongoing progress.
The deadline to submit your final attestation is Sept. 1, 2017.
Please view the Tutorial for updating your HCBS online attestation form.
We have been communicating with providers via the contact email you entered in your initial attestation with tools and tips to assist you with your final submissions.
The attestation requires supporting documentation to demonstrate compliance. Many of the supporting documents may already be required for certain licensed providers and contain needed information or will need to be updated with new requirements. Documents that include the same elements as the DHS licensing forms are also acceptable.
Typically, adult foster care providers (for people on EW) will submit a blank copy of the following to demonstrate they meet new requirements:
The following documents must be approved by the license holder’s county adult foster care licensor before you submit them with the attestation form. If you previously submitted a blank copy of these two documents, please submit a completed copy that has been approved by the county licensor:
The attestation requires supporting documentation to demonstrate compliance. Many of the supporting documents may already be required for certain licensed providers and contain needed information or will need to be updated with new requirements. Documents that include the same elements as the DHS licensing forms are also acceptable.
Typically, foster care and supported-living providers will submit a blank copy of the following to demonstrate they meet new requirements:
The attestation requires supporting documentation to demonstrate compliance. Many of the supporting documents may already be required for certain licensed providers and contain needed information or will need to be updated with new requirements. Documents that include the same elements as the DHS licensing forms are also acceptable.
Typically, DT&H, prevocational and structured day service providers will submit a blank copy of the following to demonstrate they meet new requirements: