Ill. Admin. Code tit. 89, § 140.532 - Health Care Costs
Health care costs are allowable as follows:
a) Activities - Allowable costs are salaries
and wages paid to employees working in the activity program, supplies used in
the program, and expenses incurred for religious services.
b) Daycare and Outpatient Services - The cost
of daycare and outpatient services is not allowable.
c) Medical Director - The salary or fee paid
to a physician serving as medical director is allowable. If the medical
director provides routine care to patients, that portion of his salary due to
providing direct care is not an allowable cost and must be allocated to
ancillary services based on number of hours spent in each function.
d) Non-Paid Workers - Allowable costs are
salaries at the value that would be paid if employees were hired, only if
volunteers are used to meet minimum standards and cost is
determinable.
e) Nursing and
Medical Records - Allowable costs are salaries and wages paid to nurses, aides,
orderlies, and medical records personnel; consultant fees; and nursing supplies
such as adhesive tape, dressings, gauze, rubber goods, thermometers, oxygen,
diapers, and group care restricted drugs (non-prescription medicines).
Facilities shall not reclassify cost of nurses reported for staff requirements
to other sections of cost report forms. Revenue derived from providing medical
records information to interested parties must be used to offset
cost.
f) Social Services -
Allowable costs are salaries and wages paid to employees working in the social
service program, as well as supplies incidental to the program.
Notes
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