Title Minnesota Statutes, Minnesota Statutes

62N.25 COMMUNITY INTEGRATED SERVICE NETWORKS. § Subdivision 1.Scope of licensure. Beginning July 1, 1994, the commissioner shall accept applications for licensure as a community integrated service network under this section. Licensed community integrated service networks may begi…

62N.26 SHARED SERVICES COOPERATIVE. The commissioner of health shall establish, or assist in establishing, a shared services cooperative organized under chapter 308A to make available administrative and legal services, technical assistance, provider contracting and billing servic…

62N.27 DEFINITIONS. § Subdivision 1.Applicability. For purposes of sections 62N.27 to 62N.32, the terms defined in this section have the meanings given. Other terms used in those sections have the meanings given in sections 62D.041, 62D.042, and 62D.044. § Subd. 2.Net worth. "Net…

62N.28 NET WORTH REQUIREMENT. § Subdivision 1.Requirement. Except as otherwise permitted by this chapter, each community network must maintain a minimum net worth equal to the greater of: (1) $1,000,000; (2) two percent of the first $150,000,000 of annual premium revenue plus one…

62N.29 GUARANTEEING ORGANIZATION. § Subdivision 1.Use of guaranteeing organization. (a) A community network may satisfy its net worth and deposit requirements, in whole or in part, through the use of one or more guaranteeing organizations, with the approval of the commissioner, u…

62N.31 STANDARDS FOR ACCREDITED CAPITATED PROVIDER ACCREDITATION. § Subdivision 1.General. Each health care providing entity seeking initial accreditation as an accredited capitated provider shall submit to the commissioner of health sufficient information to establish that the a…

62N.32 DEPOSIT REQUIREMENT. A community network must satisfy the deposit requirement provided in section 62D.041. The deposit counts as an admitted asset and as part of the required net worth. The deposit requirement cannot be reduced by the alternative means that may be used to …

62N.33 COVERAGE FOR ENROLLEES OF INSOLVENT NETWORKS. In the event of a community network insolvency, the commissioner shall determine whether one or more community networks or health plan companies are willing and able to provide replacement coverage to all of the failed communit…

62N.35 BORDER ISSUES. To the extent feasible and appropriate, community networks that also operate under the health maintenance organization or similar prepaid health care law of another state must be licensed and regulated by this state in a manner that avoids unnecessary duplic…

62N.40 CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY SERVICES. Each community integrated service network regulated under this chapter must ensure that chemically dependent individuals have access to cost-effective treatment options that address the specific needs of individuals. These include, but are not…