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(a) For new license applicants, the commissioner shall issue a temporary license for either the basic or comprehensive home care level. A temporary license is effective for up to one year from the date of issuance new text begin , except that a temporary license may be extended according to subdivision 3 new text end . Temporary licensees must comply with sections 144A.43 to 144A.482 .
(b) During the temporary license deleted text begin year deleted text end new text begin period new text end , the commissioner shall survey the temporary licensee new text begin within 90 calendar days new text end after the commissioner is notified or has evidence that the temporary licensee is providing home care services.
(c) Within five days of beginning the provision of services, the temporary licensee must notify the commissioner that it is serving clients. The notification to the commissioner may be mailed or e-mailed to the commissioner at the address provided by the commissioner. If the temporary licensee does not provide home care services during the temporary license deleted text begin year deleted text end new text begin period new text end , then the temporary license expires at the end of the deleted text begin year deleted text end new text begin period new text end and the applicant must reapply for a temporary home care license.
(d) A temporary licensee may request a change in the level of licensure prior to being surveyed and granted a license by notifying the commissioner in writing and providing additional documentation or materials required to update or complete the changed temporary license application. The applicant must pay the difference between the application fees when changing from the basic level to the comprehensive level of licensure. No refund will be made if the provider chooses to change the license application to the basic level.
(e) If the temporary licensee notifies the commissioner that the licensee has clients within 45 days prior to the temporary license expiration, the commissioner may extend the temporary license for up to 60 days in order to allow the commissioner to complete the on-site survey required under this section and follow-up survey visits.