This section establishes which provider types are eligible to seek certification under Minnesota's co-occurring (integrated mental health and substance use disorder) treatment rules. Eligible providers must already hold a qualifying license or certification—such as a community mental health center, chemical dependency treatment facility, tribal program, adult rehabilitative mental health service, intensive nonresidential mental health service for ages 16–21, 24-hour residential child care facility, or licensed hospital—and must meet all requirements in parts 9533.0010 to 9533.0170. Compliance with the underlying licensing requirements of the program of origin (DHS, DOH, or tribal) is also mandatory, and failure to comply with those requirements constitutes a violation of this rule.
View official source9533.0030 ELIGIBILITY FOR CERTIFICATION. § Subpart 1. Eligibility. An eligible provider must meet the requirements of parts 9533.0010 to 9533.0170 , and be one or more of the following: § A. certified by the commissioner as a community mental health center or clinic under Minnesota Statutes, section 245.69, subdivision 2 ; § B. licensed by the commissioner as a nonresidential or residential chemical dependency treatment facility under chapter 9530 and Minnesota Statutes, section 254B.05 ; § C. licensed by tribal government as an American Indian program that provides treatment for substance use disorders or mental health services; § D. licensed by the commissioner to provide adult intensive rehabilitative mental health services under Minnesota Statutes, section 256B.0622 , or certified by the commissioner as an adult rehabilitative mental health service under Minnesota Statutes, section 256B.0622 or 256B.0623 ; § E. authorized by the commissioner to provide intensive nonresidential rehabilitative mental health services to recipients ages 16 to 21 under Minnesota Statutes, section 256B.0947 ; § F. licensed by the commissioner to operate a facility that provides residential care, treatment, or rehabilitation services on a 24-hour basis to children under part 2960.0430 or 2960.0580 ; or § G. a hospital facility licensed by the Department of Health under Minnesota Statutes, chapter 144. § Subp. 2. Compliance with preexisting requirements. The requirements of parts 9533.0010 to 9533.0140 are in addition to the statutory and rule requirements of the Department of Human Services or the Department of Health, whichever department regulates the program of origin or, in the case of tribal licensure, the tribal requirements that govern the program of origin. Failure to be in compliance with these additional requirements governing the program of origin is deemed to be a violation of this subpart.