Nebraska § 68-1923 Quality assurance assessment; report;
medicaid cost report; how treated

Nebraska Statutes

§ 68-1923 — Quality assurance assessment; report; medicaid cost report; how treated

Nebraska § 68-1923

Ch. 68Public Assistance

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 68-1923 (2026).

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A nursing facility or skilled nursing
facility shall report the quality assurance assessment on a separate line
of the medicaid cost report of the nursing facility or skilled nursing facility.
The quality assurance assessment shall be treated as a separate component
in developing rates paid to nursing facilities or skilled nursing facilities
and shall not be included with existing rate components. In developing a rate
component for the quality assurance assessment, the assessment shall be treated
as a direct pass-through to each nursing facility and skilled nursing facility,
retroactive to July 1, 2011. The quality assurance assessment shall not be
subject to any cost limitation or revenue offset.

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A nursing facility or skilled nursing
facility shall report the quality assurance assessment on a separate line
of the medicaid cost report of the nursing facility or skilled nursing facility.
The quality assurance assessment shall be treated as a separate component
in developing rates paid to nursing facilities or skilled nursing facilities
and shall not be included with existing rate components. In developing a rate
component for the quality assurance assessment, the assessment shall be treated
as a direct pass-through to each nursing facility and skilled nursing facility,
retroactive to July 1, 2011. The quality assurance assessment shall not be
subject to any cost limitation or revenue offset.