New Hampshire § 151-E-16 - Section 151-E:16 Accurate Cost Estimates.
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§ 151-E-16. Section 151-E:16 Accurate Cost Estimates.
I. The department shall estimate and report the full cost to the state of adequately funding long-term care services at a level which ensures all eligible individuals the quality services which they need and for which they are eligible. The cost estimates shall include the cost to fund home and community-based, mid-level, and nursing facility care at a reimbursement level necessary to ensure that individuals who are eligible for Medicaid-funded long-term care services have access to quality services in all 3 settings, are able to live with dignity in a safe environment, and are able to exercise choice in their care setting. The department estimate shall be based on provider reimbursement rates that ensure a provider workforce that is sufficient to fully meet the needs of eligible consumers. II. The department shall include the estimate required by paragraph I as an informational addendum to its budget submission.
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