Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) trainers coordinate training for fee-for-service providers who provide services for people enrolled in Minnesota Health Care Programs (MHCP). This page is updated regularly to reflect upcoming provider workshops.
Learn about the new web-based application for submitting and managing enrollment records. Register for training on the MPSE portal that MHCP plans to roll out in late 2018.
MHCP offers in-person training workshop sessions in both computer laboratory (lab) sites and group presentations, depending on the training curriculum.
Computer lab sessions give attendees the ability to participate using one of our computers. An instructor leads attendees in navigating through the DHS website, locating information and using the MHCP provider information, other related website pages and internet-based applications including, but not limited to, the MN–ITS application. Participants are welcome to bring problem claim issues for additional help from the instructor at the end of the session.
MHCP provides training locations and parking information in each session detail.
Locations and parking (in-person lab workshops only)
MN–ITS In-Person Lab Workshops and Claims Clinics
DHS Central Office Training Labs
444 Lafayette Road, first floor
St. Paul, MN 55101
Parking: DHS will send you a parking permit for a space in one of our visitor parking locations (PDF). We will email your parking information and a parking pass about three days before your scheduled workshop. Shuttle service runs to and from the building and parking location every 15 minutes. You must print your parking pass and display it in your vehicle. DHS is not responsible for vehicles, including those parked in the wrong location or parked without a visible parking pass.
PCA Steps for Success In-Person
Elmer L. Andersen Human Services Building
540 Cedar Street, second floor
St. Paul, MN 55101
Parking is not provided for PCA Steps for Success workshops.
If you need a reasonable accommodation to participate in a workshop, email DHS Provider Workshops to tell us what kind of accommodation you need. We will contact you by email to confirm your request. Please note that it may take up to four weeks for us to arrange for an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter.
