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Minnesota autism provider is paying staff out of pocket amid approval delays
Delays in obtaining necessary authorizations are causing financial stress for autism providers serving Minnesotans, threatening payroll and continued client care. These delays occur because Acentra Health must approve diagnoses and treatments through the Early Intensive Developmental and Behavioral Intervention Program, a process facing backlogs due to departmental review increases.
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