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Increase in State Payments for Care Homes
This bill increases the maximum state supplemental payments that certain types of care homes can receive.
What This Bill Does
- Increases the payment limit for type I adult residential care homes to $1,440 per month.
- Raises the payment limit for licensed developmental disabilities domiciliary homes to $1,440 per month.
- Boosts the monthly state supplemental payment ceiling for community care foster family homes to $1,440.
- Increases the maximum monthly state payment for certified adult foster homes to $1,440.
- Raises the payment limit for type II adult residential care homes to $1,530 per month.
Who It Names or Affects
- Care home operators who provide services to people eligible for federal supplemental security income or public assistance.
- Residents of care homes receiving state supplemental payments.
- The Department of Human Services which oversees these payments.
Terms To Know
- State Supplemental Payment
- Extra money given by the government to help cover costs for certain types of care homes.
- Licensed Developmental Disabilities Domiciliary Homes
- Specialized living facilities that provide care and support for people with developmental disabilities.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify how the increased payments will be funded.
- It is unclear if there are any limits on how often these payment ceilings can be raised in the future.