Accounting for Minnesota 245D providers and group homes — waiver revenue reconciled, per-site books, and records a DHS review can walk straight through.
You run the care. We keep the money side clean, reconciled, and ready for whoever asks — the payer, the auditor, or the bank.
Minnesota’s 245D license governs the home- and community-based services many group homes provide, funded through Medicaid waivers — CADI, DD, BI, and Elderly Waiver among them. Beyond care standards, that means billing MHCP in service units and keeping financial records that reconcile what you billed against what you actually delivered.
We keep your books reconciled and organized by site and program, so you can see margin per home, and so a DHS review reconciles cleanly to documentation instead of triggering recoupment.
Want the details? Read our guides on 245D financial requirements (Minnesota) and Preparing records for a DHS/Medicaid audit, or see Bookkeeping & reporting.
Yes. We keep your ledger dimensioned by site and program so you can see cost and margin per home, which is essential when waiver rates differ.
We keep your records reconciled and organized so billed services tie to documentation and deposits — the chain a DHS review tests. We prepare the financial records; your program staff handle the service documentation.
We reconcile billing across the common Minnesota waivers — CADI, DD, BI, and Elderly Waiver — against your remittances and deposits.
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 group homes & 245D agency’s finances and show you exactly what we’d take off your plate.