Just 6 Of 500 State Autism Providers Have
Sought To Comply With New Licensure Requirement
Posted By: J. Arthur Brown, 2/25/2026 7:39:04 PM
As Minnesota finally moves to rein in an autism services program beset by accusations of fraud, lawmakers learned that nearly no one is rushing to comply. (snip) out of roughly 500 autism service providers billing Medicaid under the Early Intensive Developmental and Behavioral Intervention (EIDBI) program, only six have applied for licensure (snip) providers must apply by May 31, disclose ownership, pass background checks, verify staff qualifications and demonstrate billing and documentation practices. Providers who fail to apply "will no longer be allowed to operate."
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As Minnesota finally moves to rein in an autism services program beset by accusations of fraud, lawmakers learned that nearly no one is rushing to comply. (snip) out of roughly 500 autism service providers billing Medicaid under the Early Intensive Developmental and Behavioral Intervention (EIDBI) program, only six have applied for licensure (snip) providers must apply by May 31, disclose ownership, pass background checks, verify staff qualifications and demonstrate billing and documentation practices. Providers who fail to apply "will no longer be allowed to operate."
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Statutory requirements for autism "providers" remain shockingly low: Providers must be over the age of 18, fluent in a second language, and have completed some online training, No medical degree or healthcare education are required. Basically the new licensure requirements only require these providers to demonstrate that they run actual businesses. It is telling that only six of the 500 providers were willing to comply with even these minimum requirements.