Autism treatment plan approval backlog in Minnesota leaves families in limbo
CBS News
Minnesota is facing a significant backlog in approving autism treatment plans, leaving families and providers in a difficult situation as they struggle to access necessary services. The Minnesota Department of Human Services is working with contractor Acentra to resolve the issue, which has been exacerbated by a surge in referrals and system overhauls following a Medicaid fraud crisis. The backlog has caused financial strain on providers and uncertainty for families, with state officials implementing corrective measures to expedite the approval process.
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