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MN ADC 9505.2197
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Current as of June 2015
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Vendor’s Responsibility for Electronic Records
A vendor or provider that participates in medical assistance programs (such as Medicare or Medicaid) that uses electronic records or electronic signatures must meet the following requirements:
- The use of electronic records or signatures does not alter the vendor’s obligations under federal or state law;
- The vendor is responsible for all claims it submits to the Department of Human Services, regardless of whether the health or financial records are in a paper or electronic format.
- The vendor must ensure that electronic recordkeeping allows the Department access to the records needed;
- If requested by the Department, the vendor must provide assistance in gaining access to electronic or encrypted data;
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The vendor must have a mechanism in place to:
- verify that the electronic record or signature is attributable to the vendor;
- ensure that the electronic records can be accurately maintained and copied;
- allow the Department to access the date and time the information was entered or signed in the electronic record;
- ensure that the data in the electronic records are secure.
Current as of June 2015