**List updated as of 3.10.25

If you’re reading this post you’re likely already aware that MN is changing PCA (personal care assistance) services to CFSS (community first services and supports). There are multiple steps in this transition process, which makes the process extra confusing.

This post is to help individuals/agencies make informed choices regarding the CFSS consultation provider they choose. How? By providing a list of MN approved consultation agencies, contact information, and which insurance companies they are able to work with. This way individuals and their respective teams do not have to make unnecessary attempts to get in touch with places that aren’t actually able to help them. See the CFSS providers list here. This list will be updated as they respond back to me.

• The first step is getting a consultation from a CFSS provider.
  • Per DHS “CFSS consultation services providers will help a person succeed by ensuring they 1) Understand how CFSS works 2) Can make informed decisions. 3) Write a service delivery plan that meets the person’s needs and follows program rules.