Laboratories in North Dakota are certified as meeting the requirements of the Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments, CLIA, of 1988. Certification in the CLIA program allows for Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement for lab services in the nearly 900 entities in the state of North Dakota that do some type of lab test.
Search Laboratory Demographics
Rural Health Information Hub
The Rural Health Information Hub is the nation's rural health information source. The website offers an online library, coverage of rural issues, state guides, toolkits, program models, and more. Rural Health Information Hub provides customized assistance by phone or email and is funded by the Federal Office of Rural Health Policy. More information is available on the Rural Health Information Hub website.
Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments Information
- CLIA Application for Certification Form CMS-116
- CLIA Waived List
- CLIA Laboratory Schedules and Fees
- CLIA Test Categorization
- CLIA Approved Proficiency Testing Programs
- Laboratory Tests Performed
- CMS-209 Laboratory Personnel Report
- Federal Regulations
- North Dakota Board of Clinical Laboratory Practice - More information regarding personnel licensure in North Dakota
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CLIA Page
- Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services CLIA Page
- U.S. Food and Drug Administration CLIA Page
- Plan of Correction Template
- Guidelines for Certificate of Provider-Performed Microscopy Procedures (PPMP)
- Appendix C - Survey Procedures and Interpretive Guidelines for Laboratories and Laboratory Services
- Out of State Laboratories
- Good Laboratory Practice for Certificate of Waiver laboratories
CLIA Bits Newsletter Spring 2025 (PDF)