Nursing home payment reform drives $700 million to improve staffing, quality of care – Capitol News IL

Most of the funding for the plan, an estimated $515 million, would come from an increased bed tax the state levies on nursing facilities to generate money that is then used to draw down additional federal Medicaid matching funds.
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Freddy
4 years ago

How is the bed tax calculated? Single-Twin-Queen-King?? After all homes are partly based on the number of bedrooms.

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