Title Minnesota Statutes, Minnesota Statutes

254B.0501 VENDOR ELIGIBILITY. § Subdivision 1.Licensed programs and hospitals. Programs licensed by the commissioner are eligible vendors. Hospitals may apply for and receive licenses to be eligible vendors, notwithstanding the provisions of section 245A.03. American Indian progr…

254B.0503 ROOM AND BOARD PROVIDER REQUIREMENTS. § Subdivision 1.Eligible vendor requirements. (a) Vendors of room and board are eligible for behavioral health fund payment if the vendor: (1) has rules prohibiting residents bringing chemicals into the facility or using chemicals w…

254B.0505 RATE REQUIREMENTS. § Subdivision 1.Services rates. Subject to the requirements of section 254B.0509, the commissioner shall establish rates for the following substance use disorder treatment services funded under this chapter: (1) those licensed, as applicable, accordin…

254B.0507 ENHANCED RATE REQUIREMENTS. § Subdivision 1.Enhanced rates. The commissioner shall establish higher rates for programs that meet the requirements of section 254B.0505, subdivision 1, and the requirements of subdivision 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6. § Subd. 2.Child care. (a) Program…

254B.0509 RATE ADJUSTMENTS. § Subdivision 1.Base payment rates. Effective for services provided on or after January 1, 2026, the commissioner must implement the following base payment rates for substance use disorder treatment services under section 254B.0505, subdivision 1: (1) …

254B.051 SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT EFFECTIVENESS. In addition to the substance use disorder treatment program performance outcome measures that the commissioner of human services collects annually from treatment providers, the commissioner shall request additional data fro…

254B.052 PEER RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES REQUIREMENTS. § Subdivision 1.Peer recovery support services; service requirements. (a) Peer recovery support services are face-to-face interactions between a recovery peer and a client, on a one-on-one basis, in which specific goals identi…

254B.06 REIMBURSEMENT; PAYMENT; DENIAL. § Subdivision 1.State collections. The commissioner is responsible for all collections from persons determined to be partially responsible for the cost of care of an eligible person receiving services under Laws 1986, chapter 394, sections …

254B.07 THIRD-PARTY LIABILITY. The state agency provision and payment of, or liability for, substance use disorder medical care is the same as in section 256B.042. History: 1986 c 394 s 14; 1Sp2017 c 6 art 8 s 62

254B.08 FEDERAL WAIVERS. The commissioner shall apply for any federal waivers necessary to secure, to the extent allowed by law, federal financial participation for the provision of services to persons who need substance use disorder services. The commissioner may seek amendments…

254B.09 INDIAN RESERVATION ALLOCATION OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH FUND. § Subdivision 1.Vendor payments. The commissioner shall pay eligible vendors for substance use disorder services to American Indians on the same basis as other payments, except that no local match is required when a…

254B.11 [Never effective, 2009 c 173 art 1 s 49]

254B.12 RATE METHODOLOGY. § Subdivision 1.Behavioral health fund rate methodology established. The commissioner shall establish a new rate methodology for the behavioral health fund. The new methodology must replace county-negotiated rates with a uniform statewide methodology tha…

254B.121 RATE METHODOLOGY; SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER TREATMENT SERVICES WITH MEDICATIONS FOR OPIOID USE DISORDER. § Subdivision 1.Rates established. Notwithstanding sections 254B.03, subdivision 9, paragraph (a), clause (2); 254B.0505, subdivision 1; and 254B.12, subdivision 1, the …

254B.15 SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER SYSTEM REFORM. § Subdivision 1.Authorization of substance use disorder treatment system reform. The commissioner shall design a reform of Minnesota's substance use disorder treatment system to ensure a full continuum of care is available for individ…

254B.151 SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE. § Subdivision 1.Establishment; purpose. The commissioner of human services, in consultation with substance use disorder subject matter experts, shall establish a substance use disorder community of practice. The purposes of t…

254B.17 WITHDRAWAL MANAGEMENT START-UP AND CAPACITY-BUILDING GRANTS. The commissioner must establish start-up and capacity-building grants for prospective or new withdrawal management programs licensed under chapter 245F that will meet medically monitored or clinically monitored …

254B.18 SAFE RECOVERY SITES START-UP AND CAPACITY-BUILDING GRANTS. (a) The commissioner of human services must establish start-up and capacity-building grants for current or prospective harm reduction organizations to promote health, wellness, safety, and recovery to people who a…

254B.181 SOBER HOMES. § Subdivision 1.Requirements. All sober homes must comply with applicable state laws and regulations and local ordinances related to maximum occupancy, fire safety, and sanitation. In addition, all sober homes must: (1) maintain a supply of an opiate antagon…

254B.19 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF ADDICTION MEDICINE STANDARDS OF CARE. § Subdivision 1.Level of care requirements. (a) For each client assigned an ASAM level of care, eligible vendors must implement the standards set by the ASAM for the respective level of care. Additionally, vendors …

254B.191 EVIDENCE-BASED TRAINING. The commissioner of human services must establish training opportunities for substance use disorder treatment providers under chapters 245F and 245G, and applicable Tribal licenses, to increase knowledge and develop skills to adopt evidence-based…

254B.21 DEFINITIONS. § Subdivision 1.Scope. For the purposes of sections 254B.21 to 254B.216, the following terms have the meanings given. § Subd. 2.Applicant. "Applicant" means any individual, organization, or entity who has applied for certification of a recovery residence. § S…

254B.211 RECOVERY RESIDENCE REQUIREMENTS AND RESIDENT RIGHTS. § Subdivision 1.Applicability. This section is applicable to all recovery residences regardless of certification status. § Subd. 2.Residence requirements. All recovery residences must: (1) comply with applicable state …

254B.212 COMPLAINTS AGAINST RECOVERY RESIDENCES. § Subdivision 1.In general. Any complaints about a recovery residence may be made to and reviewed or investigated by the commissioner. § Subd. 2.Types of complaints. The commissioner must receive and review complaints that concern:…

254B.213 CERTIFICATION. § Subdivision 1.Voluntary certification. The commissioner must establish and provide for the administration of a voluntary certification program based on best practices as outlined by the American Society for Addiction Medicine and the Substance Abuse and …

254B.214 MONITORING AND OVERSIGHT OF CERTIFIED RECOVERY RESIDENCES. § Subdivision 1.Monitoring and inspections. (a) The commissioner must conduct an on-site certification review of the certified recovery residence every three years to determine the certification holder's complian…

254B.215 CERTIFICATION LEVELS. § Subdivision 1.Certification levels. When certifying a recovery residence, the commissioner must specify whether the residence is a level-one or level-two certified recovery residence. § Subd. 2.Level-one certification. (a) The commissioner must de…

254B.216 RESIDENT RECORD. A certified recovery residence must maintain documentation with a resident's signature stating that each resident received the following prior to or on the first day of residency: (1) the recovery resident bill of rights in section 254B.211, subdivision …