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Minnesota Health Care Programs has changed authorization requirements for blood glucose monitors with integrated features and continuous blood glucose monitors.
HCPCS codes E2100, E2101, and E2102 previously required authorization always through dates of service ending Oct. 31, 2026. For dates of service on and after Nov. 1, 2026, these items only require authorization for excess quantities.
Review the Diabetic Equipment and Supplies section of the MHCP Provider Manual for policy information. Contact the Provider Resource Center if you have questions.
First quarter 2027 dates for the Waiver and AC Resources and MN–ITS Training have been added. Review the Nov. 3, 2026, provider news message for more information.
The department received approval from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to extend the temporary moratorium on enrolling new EIDBI provider agencies. The extension is effective beginning Nov. 1, 2026, through April 30, 2027.
Refer to the Oct. 27 Extension of temporary moratorium on enrolling new EIDBI provider agencies DSD eList announcement for details.
EFT is a faster, safer and easier reimbursement method than paper checks. Refer to the Electronic funds transfer or direct deposit section in the MCHP Provider Manual (under Enrollment with Minnesota Health Care Programs) for more information.
Did you know that there are dedicated online MN–ITS user guides that give detailed instructions on how to complete tasks and access information in MN–ITS? And that providers can access a variety of online, on-demand and in-person trainings on the MHCP Provider Training webpage? Check out these resources when you have questions or need to brush up on your MHCP provider knowledge.
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