Accounting for Minnesota assisted living under 144G — private-pay and waiver revenue reconciled, resident billing clean, and margins you can actually see.
You run the care. We keep the money side clean, reconciled, and ready for whoever asks — the payer, the auditor, or the bank.
Minnesota licenses assisted living under Chapter 144G (through the Minnesota Department of Health), and most facilities blend private-pay residents with Elderly Waiver and Housing Support (GRH) funding. Each revenue stream settles differently, which makes clean reconciliation and current financial statements essential — for operations, for lenders, and for licensure.
We reconcile every stream to your deposits, keep resident billing tied to collections, and produce the current financials your facility needs to see margin by care level and stay ahead of its obligations.
Want the details? Read our guides on Preparing records for a DHS/Medicaid audit and 245D financial requirements (Minnesota), or see Financial statements.
Yes. We reconcile private pay, Elderly Waiver, and Housing Support separately so you can see each stream clearly and nothing settles unnoticed.
We keep current, clean financial statements suitable for lenders and licensure — not a year-end scramble.
We handle the financial side — reconciled books and current statements — that supports your 144G obligations. Licensure filings themselves stay with your operator or attorney.
Tell us where things stand — we’ll show you exactly what we’d take off your plate.
Book a free 30-minute consultation. We’ll look at your assisted living agency’s finances and show you exactly what we’d take off your plate.