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AR HB1942
Bill
Status
4/22/2025
Primary Sponsor
Lee Johnson
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AI Summary
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Requires risk-based provider organizations to pay home- and community-based service providers at rates no less than minimums established through a rate study to be completed by October 1, 2025
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Rate study must cover services in the Community and Employment Support 1915(c) waiver and Section 1915(i) state plan amendment, accurately capturing provider costs while promoting economy, efficiency, quality, and equal access
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Department of Human Services must develop rate study criteria with input from home- and community-based service providers
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If the rate study produces an increase greater than 10%, DHS may phase in the rate increase across two years as authorized by state appropriations
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DHS must conduct ongoing full provider rate reviews per published schedule to ensure rates remain adequate and aligned with actual costs
Legislative Description
To Require Certain Reimbursement Rates For Home- And Community-based Services Within Risk-based Provider Organizations.
Last Action
Notification that HB1942 is now Act 1023
4/22/2025