Question 1

What is the deadline for Minnesota MHCP high-risk provider revalidation?

Accepted Answer

Minnesota DHS is sending revalidation notices between January 23-28, 2026. Providers must complete revalidation promptly or face enrollment termination. Due to the 6-month enrollment freeze, terminated providers cannot re-enroll until July 2026.

Question 2

Which provider types are considered high-risk in Minnesota?

Accepted Answer

The 13 high-risk provider types are: Adult Day Care, ARMHS, Assertive Community Treatment, CFSS & PCA Provider Organizations, Companion Care, Early Intensive Developmental and Behavioral Intervention Agencies, Individualized Home Supports (IHS), Integrated Community Supports, Intensive Residential Treatment (IRTS), Night Supervision, NEMT, Peer Recovery, and Recuperative Care.

Question 3

What happens if I miss the MHCP revalidation deadline?

Accepted Answer

Failure to complete revalidation results in enrollment termination. With the current 6-month enrollment freeze in place, terminated providers cannot re-enroll until July 2026 at the earliest. For 245D providers under the licensing moratorium, this could mean waiting until January 2028.

Question 4

How much does the Minnesota MHCP revalidation cost?

Accepted Answer

The state application fee is $750 per location (paid to DHS). Background study fees are $44 per owner with 5%+ interest. Integrus Group's revalidation service is $695 per location.

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