Chapter 254B — Substance Use Disorder Allocation Process

254B.01 Definitions This section defines key terms used throughout Minnesota's substance use disorder treatment laws. It covers words like … 254B.02 Substance Use Disorder Allocation Process This section explains how state money for substance use disorder treatment is managed. The funding goes into a special … 254B.03 Responsibility to Provide Substance Use Disorder Treatment This section explains who is responsible for providing substance use disorder treatment in Minnesota. The commissioner … 254B.04 Eligibility for Behavioral Health Fund Services This section sets the rules for who can get substance use disorder treatment paid for by the state's behavioral health … 254B.041 This section has been repealed. Its provisions were removed by the legislature in 1996 and 2023 and are no longer in … 254B.05 This section has been reorganized. All of its provisions have been renumbered and moved to sections 254B.0501 through … 254B.0501 Vendor Eligibility This section explains who can be an approved treatment provider (vendor) for substance use disorder services in … 254B.0503 Room and Board Provider Requirements This section lists the requirements for places that provide room and board to people receiving substance use disorder … 254B.0505 Rate Requirements This section directs the commissioner to set payment rates for different levels of substance use disorder treatment, … 254B.0507 Enhanced Rate Requirements This section allows certain treatment programs to receive higher payment rates. Programs can qualify for enhanced rates … 254B.0509 Rate Adjustments This section sets base payment rates for substance use disorder treatment services starting January 1, 2026. Rates are … 254B.051 Substance Use Disorder Treatment Effectiveness This section requires the commissioner of human services to track how well substance use disorder treatment programs are … 254B.052 Peer Recovery Support Services Requirements This section sets the rules for peer recovery support services in Minnesota. Recovery peers work one-on-one with clients … 254B.06 Reimbursement; Payment; Denial This section covers how the state collects and distributes payments for substance use disorder treatment. The … 254B.07 Third-party Liability This section states that the state's responsibility for providing and paying for substance use disorder medical care … 254B.08 Federal Waivers This section requires the commissioner to apply for federal waivers to get federal funding for substance use disorder … 254B.09 Indian Reservation Allocation of Behavioral Health Fund This section governs how behavioral health fund money is used for substance use disorder treatment for American Indians … 254B.10 This section has been repealed. It was removed from Minnesota law in 1989 and has no current legal effect. 254B.11 This section is a reserved placeholder in Minnesota Statutes Chapter 254B. It contains no active legal provisions. 254B.12 Rate Methodology This section establishes a statewide rate system for substance use disorder treatment, replacing old county-by-county … 254B.121 Rate Methodology; Substance Use Disorder Treatment Services With Medications for Opioid Use Disorder This section sets payment rates for opioid use disorder treatment programs that provide medications like methadone or … 254B.13 This section has been repealed. All of its subdivisions were removed from law in 2014 and 2023 and have no current legal … 254B.14 This section has been repealed. All of its subdivisions were removed from law in 2022 and have no current legal effect. 254B.15 Substance Use Disorder System Reform This section authorized the commissioner to design a major reform of Minnesota's substance use disorder treatment … 254B.151 Substance Use Disorder Community of Practice This section creates a substance use disorder community of practice to improve treatment outcomes and reduce … 254B.16 This section was renumbered or repealed in 2023 and no longer contains substantive statutory text. It is a placeholder … 254B.17 Withdrawal Management Start-up and Capacity-building Grants The commissioner of human services must create start-up and capacity-building grants for new or prospective withdrawal … 254B.18 Safe Recovery Sites Start-up and Capacity-building Grants The commissioner of human services must create start-up and capacity-building grants for harm reduction organizations to … 254B.181 Sober Homes Sober homes in Minnesota must meet specific safety, health, and operational requirements regardless of whether they are … 254B.19 American Society of Addiction Medicine Standards of Care Substance use disorder treatment providers in Minnesota must implement American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) … 254B.191 Evidence-based Training The commissioner of human services must create training opportunities for substance use disorder treatment providers to … 254B.21 Definitions Section 254B.21 defines key terms used in the recovery residence certification statutes (sections 254B.21 to 254B.216). … 254B.211 Recovery Residence Requirements and Resident Rights All recovery residences in Minnesota must meet specific health, safety, and operational requirements and must respect … 254B.212 Complaints Against Recovery Residences Anyone can file a complaint about a recovery residence with the Minnesota Department of Human Services. The commissioner … 254B.213 Certification The Minnesota Department of Human Services administers a voluntary certification program for recovery residences based … 254B.214 Monitoring and Oversight of Certified Recovery Residences The Minnesota Department of Human Services must conduct on-site reviews of certified recovery residences every three … 254B.215 Certification Levels Certified recovery residences in Minnesota are classified as either level-one or level-two. Level-one residences are … 254B.216 Resident Record Certified recovery residences in Minnesota must document that each resident received key information on or before their …