101 CMR, § 129.05 - Determination of Inpatient Rate
(1)
General. EOHHS shall determine an Inpatient Rate for
each ICF. EOHHS shall establish an Initial Per Diem Rate using
a base year ICF Cost Report inflated to the rate year pursuant to 101 CMR
129.05(3) and a Final Per Diem Rate using the rate year ICF
Cost Report.
(2)
Calculation of the Inpatient Per
Diem.
(a)
Allowable Total Patient Care Costs. Allowable Total
Patient Care Costs are the sum of the ICF's Total Inpatient Routine and
Ancillary Costs plus Overhead costs associated with inpatient care as reviewed
and adjusted pursuant to
101 CMR
129.04.
(b) EOHHS shall divide the Allowable Total
Patient Care Costs pursuant to 101 CMR 129.05(2)(a) by Total Patient
Days.
(c) The Initial Per
Diem Rate may be adjusted pursuant to the provisions of
101 CMR
129.06(2)(e).
(3)
Cost Adjustment
Factor. To calculate the Initial Inpatient Per Diem
rate, EOHHS shall adjust the Allowable Base Year Total Patient Care
Costs pursuant to 101 CMR 129.05(2)(a) to rate year inpatient care costs using
a composite index comprised of two cost categories: labor and non-labor. EOHHS
shall weight these categories according to the weights used by the Centers for
Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) for PPS-exempt hospitals. EOHHS shall use
the Massachusetts Consumer Price Index inflation proxy for the labor cost
category and the CMS market basket for hospitals for the non-labor cost
category.
Notes
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