MN SF1471

Consolidates nursing home receivership procedures by repealing voluntary receivership (section 144A.14) and establishing involuntary receivership as the primary mechanism under section 144A.15.

Shortens emergency receivership timeline from five days to two days for court issuance of temporary receiver appointment orders when probable cause shows an emergency exists.

Establishes a qualified list of managing agents to operate facilities during receivership, with restrictions preventing agents from being owners, having financial interests, or having previously operated facilities in receivership.

Modifies receivership fee structure to be added to nursing facility payment rates, requiring the commissioner to reduce requested fees by amounts already included in facility rates and reallocated costs before establishing additional charges.

Limits receivership duration to 18 months maximum, with recovery provisions requiring prior licensees to repay excess receivership costs upon facility sale or transfer, and allowing withholding from other state medical assistance provider payments.