Rhode Island § 40-8.13-11 § 40-8.13-11. Reporting requirements.

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§ 40-8.13-11 — § 40-8.13-11. Reporting requirements.

Rhode Island § 40-8.13-11

Title 40Human services

Ch. 40-8.13Long-Term Managed Care Arrangements

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 40-8.13-11 (2026).

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§ 40-8.13-11. Reporting requirements.
EOHHS shall report to the general assembly and shall make available to interested
            persons a separate accounting of state expenditures for long-term-care supports and
            services under any managed long-term-care arrangement, specifically and separately
            identifying expenditures for home- and community-based services, assisted-living services,
            hospice services within nursing facilities, hospice services outside of nursing facilities,
            and nursing facility services. Such reports shall be made twice annually, six (6)
            months apart, beginning six (6) months following the implementation of any managed
            long-term-

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§ 40-8.13-11. Reporting requirements.

EOHHS shall report to the general assembly and shall make available to interested persons a separate accounting of state expenditures for long-term-care supports and services under any managed long-term-care arrangement, specifically and separately identifying expenditures for home- and community-based services, assisted-living services, hospice services within nursing facilities, hospice services outside of nursing facilities, and nursing facility services. Such reports shall be made twice annually, six (6) months apart, beginning six (6) months following the implementation of any managed long-term-care arrangement, and shall include a detailed report of utilization of each service. In order to facilitate reporting, any managed long-term-care arrangement shall include a requirement that a participating managed care organization make timely reports of the data necessary to compile the reports.