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| The Minnesota Department of Human Services maintains a number of manuals relating to the programs and services offered. These manuals provide general guidance to a variety of users and are subject to change resulting from subsequent DHS bulletins, amended or superseding state and federal laws, or other correspondence from the Department of Human Services. Users of a manual are responsible for ensuring they have identified the most current information. |
| See the manual descriptions for more specific information about what the manual covers and its intended audience. |
| The Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP) Policy Manual contains the policies, procedures, rules and statutes of the CCAP program. The primary users of this manual are child care, financial, and employment service workers in Minnesota counties and contracted agencies assisting families to become employed and self-sufficient. |
| The Child Support User Documentation is a resource for users of the child support computer system PRISM (Providing Resources to Improve Support in Minnesota). Child Support User Documentation provides county and state workers with PRISM system availability and announcements, and reference materials including combined policies and procedures, child support-related documents, and user assists. Child Support User Documentation can only be accessed by county and state PRISM system users. |
| Contains the policies for the following programs: |
| • Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP) |
| • Diversionary Work Program (DWP) |
| • Minnesota Supplemental Aid (MSA) |
| • General Assistance (GA) |
| • Group Residential Housing (GRH) |
| Information on the CDCS services available to consumers on home and community-based waiver and Alternative Care programs. |
| This policy manual guides lead agencies in the administration of CDCS services available to consumers on home and community-based waiver and Alternative Care programs. The manual is also a reference for fiscal support entities. |
| A Web-based version of the DD Screening Document Codebook to serve as a reference tool for county workers. The codebook includes DD screening responsibilities, the DD screening process, instructions and scenarios specific to completion of the DD Screening Document. |
| A reference tool for county workers who administer home and community-based services in Minnesota. The DSPM replaces DHS Bulletins as the primary means of information dissemination to counties for the Disability Services Division. |
| This reference guide provides step-by step instructions for MMIS entry of screening documents and services agreements specific to programs and services managed by the Disabilities Services Division. |
| Contains the policies and procedures of the Employment Services component of the Minnesota Family Investment Program (MFIP) and the Diversionary Work Program (DWP). Also contains the Employability Measure and User's Guide. |
| Eligibility policy information for Minnesota Health Care Programs (Medical Assistance and MinnesotaCare), for those who administer or have an interest in health care program policy. |
The ICF/DD Systems Manual is a reference tool for county and ICF/DD providers in understanding ICF/DD reporting and payment policies. Each county and ICF/DD is responsible to reference and implement the manual information.
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| The MEC˛ User Manual is the procedural manual for county and contracted agencies' child care workers that administer the CCAP (Child Care Assistance Program) using the MEC˛ (Minnesota Electronic Child Care) Integrated system. |
| Is a reference for Minnesota Health Care Programs service providers. It includes provider requirements, billing information, and information on specific services provided through Medical Assistance (MA) and MinnesotaCare. |
| Enrollment staff support for Minnesota’s automated system for payment of medical claims and capitation payments for Minnesota Health Care Programs (MHCP) which includes MinnesotaCare, MA and Medicare Supplement Programs. |
| Minnesota's public mental health for children and adults is a state-supervised, county-administered system. Services are based on various federal and state rules, regulations, policies and procedures. About 600 public and private agencies provide services. |
| The MNCAA manual contains basic Minnesota Health Care Programs information as well as detailed MNCAA policies and procedures. This manual is for contracted organizations providing application assistance for Minnesota Health Care Programs. |
| This document is used by county employees to complete Medicaid Management Information System recoveries. |
| Contains the policies and procedures for the Prepaid Minnesota Health Care Programs which consist of: |
| • Prepaid Medical Assistance Program (PMAP) |
| • Minnesota Senior Health Options (MSHO) |
| • Special Needs BasicCare (SNBC) |
| • Prepaid MinnesotaCare Program (PMCRE) |
| Compiles federal and state law, rules, regulations and internal management procedures that pertain to public social services in Minnesota. This manual is a statement of policy based on authority. Internal management procedures are instructions for implementing policy or are a clarification of policy. |
| Local social services agencies, under the authority of county and human services boards, are responsible for public social services in Minnesota. The Social Services Manual is written for local agencies to be used by them in implementing social services programs. |
| Policy and procedures for SNAP Employment and Training providers and county eligibility workers to help SNAP participants transition from public assistance to self-sufficiency by preparing for and obtaining paid employment. |
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