New DHS License
Application Support
Application preparation and supporting documentation for new DHS programs and licenses — built for providers entering or expanding into a new program.
A new DHS license application is a project, not a form. The state expects a complete documentation stack — policies, ownership records, supporting forms, and operational evidence — packaged in the format DHS reviews against. We help providers get it right the first time.
Common search terms: new DHS license · 245D application · Minnesota provider license
What this service includes
Application package preparation across required DHS forms.
Policies and supporting documentation review and gap closure.
Ownership disclosures, background studies, and provider-side records.
Submission packaging through the appropriate DHS portal (MPSE, Provider Hub, etc.).
Coordination on RFMI responses if the application generates follow-up.
Who this is for
New providers applying for their first DHS license.
Existing providers expanding into a new DHS program.
Multi-location agencies adding a license at a new site.
A simple, structured process
Confirm the program
Tell us which DHS program and license type.
Documentation build-out
Policies, ownership records, and supporting forms.
Application packaging
In the format DHS expects.
Submission + follow-up
Submission, RFMI support if needed, and status tracking.
Frequently asked questions
Can you help with 245D applications?
Yes. New 245D HCBS license applications are a frequent engagement.
Do you also handle MHCP enrollment?
Yes — and many DHS license applications need to be aligned with MHCP enrollment work. We coordinate the two.
Applying for a new DHS license?
Tell us the program. We'll confirm scope and lay out the right sequence.