Chemical dependency rates reform project

When authorizing services, placing authorities will use modifiers to identify the type of treatment or specialty it is authorizing. Refer to the CCDTF procedure, modifier, and provider specialty code descriptions sheet. Refer to the appropriate rate grid for percentages in dollar amounts:

• Rate Reform Grid with Dollar Amounts (PDF)

ADAD has developed a checklist for monitoring compliance with the program standards. Programs may use the self-monitoring checklist to monitor compliance with the program standards. Each check list includes the statute or rule requirements, and the language from the requirement. Indicate compliance with the requirements under the column titled “item met or not met” using the following codes:

• 0 = program met the standards
• 1 = program did not meet the standards
• N/A = not applicable

The program standards apply to the chemical dependency programs licensed by the State of Minnesota or the tribes.

• Residential treatment programs for adults and adolescents
• Treatment for intravenous drug abusers
• Co-occurring services
• Treatment for pregnant women and women with children
• Special populations
• Medical services

Beginning 7/1/2020 through 6/30/2021, read and use the CCDTF SFY 2021 Eligibility Guidelines to determine if individual(s) are financially eligible for CCDTF to treat Substance Use Disorder.

CCDTF SFY 2021 Eligibility Determination (PDF)

The SFY 2021 maximum Administrative Allowance reflects the amounts to be paid at the percentages specified in Minnesota Statutes, section 254B.02, Subdivision 5.

CCDTF SFY 2021 Administrative Allowance (PDF)