prepaid capitated contractors; cost reports
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Overview
Senate Bill 1399 requires the Arizona Department of Health Care Services to provide an annual report to the legislature and relevant committees. This report will detail how money from prepaid capitated contracts – agreements between the state and healthcare providers – was spent. The report must break down spending into categories including payments to providers, administrative costs for quality improvement, program integrity, taxes, community reinvestment, and other administrative activities.
Key provisions
- Requires annual reporting on spending from prepaid capitated contracts.
- Specifies categories of spending to be included in the report.
- Identifies the recipients of the report (legislative committees, governor, and senate/house leaders).
- Covers all nongovernment entities with prepaid capitated contracts.
- Mandates reporting on direct payments to providers.
- Requires reporting on administrative costs related to specific areas.
Who is affected
- Arizona Department of Health Care Services
- Healthcare providers with prepaid capitated contracts
- Arizona Legislature (specifically health and human services committees)
- Governor of Arizona
- Senate and House of Representatives
Fiscal impact
The bill will likely increase the administrative burden on the Department of Health Care Services and require resources for report preparation and distribution.
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