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IN SB0190
Bill
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SB0190 Summary
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Establishes a certificate of need program for comprehensive care health facilities, allowing movement of existing beds between counties based on demographic need rather than authorizing new bed creation.
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Exempts from certificate of need requirements: replacement facilities in the same county, facility modifications without adding beds from outside the county, religious and fraternal organizations serving their members, small house health facilities (capped at 100 beds per year), and continuing care retirement communities registered before July 1, 2008.
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Requires the state department to calculate state and county comprehensive care bed needs based on population age 65+ and occupancy rates, publishing results annually before July 1 starting in 2019.
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Establishes an annual review period (July 1 - June 30) for certificate of need applications, with decisions required by April 30, requiring 85% occupancy rates and demonstrating comparative need among competing applications.
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Directs an interim study committee to evaluate whether unused facilities at Logansport State Hospital could feasibly serve as an inpatient treatment facility for Medicaid-eligible substance and addiction treatment.
Legislative Description
Health facility certificate of need. Requires the office of the secretary of family and social services to cooperate with the state department of health (state department) in the provision of certain health facility information. Amends the expiration of statutes placing certain limitations on the licensure of comprehensive care health facilities and the licensure of comprehensive care beds to the date upon which certain administrative rules take effect. Establishes a comprehensive care health facility certificate of need program administered by the state department. Sets forth certificate of need application requirements and exemptions. Urges the interim study of whether unused or underused
Last Action
Public Law 202
3/25/2018