This text of South Carolina § 44-6-70 (Preparation of state plan and resource allocation recommendations.) is published on Counsel Stack Legal Research, covering South Carolina primary law. Counsel Stack provides free access to over 12 million legal documents including statutes, case law, regulations, and constitutions.
A state plan must be prepared by the department for each program assigned to it and the department must also prepare resource allocation recommendations based on such plans. The resource allocation recommendations must be approved pursuant to state and federal law. The state plans must address state policy and priority areas of service with specific attention to the following objectives:
(a)Prevention measures as addressed in health and human services programs.
(b)Achievement of a balanced health care delivery system assuring that regulations, coverage, and reimbursement policies assure that while the most appropriate care is given, tailored to the client's needs, it is delivered in the most cost-effective manner.
(c)Simplification of paperwork requirements.
(d)Achievement of optimum c
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A state plan must be prepared by the department for each program assigned to it and the department must also prepare resource allocation recommendations based on such plans. The resource allocation recommendations must be approved pursuant to state and federal law. The state plans must address state policy and priority areas of service with specific attention to the following objectives: (a) Prevention measures as addressed in health and human services programs. (b) Achievement of a balanced health care delivery system assuring that regulations, coverage, and reimbursement policies assure that while the most appropriate care is given, tailored to the client's needs, it is delivered in the most cost-effective manner. (c) Simplification of paperwork requirements. (d) Achievement of optimum cost effectiveness in administration and delivery of services provided quality of care is assured. (e) Improvement of effectiveness of third party reimbursement efforts. (f) Assurance of maximum utilization of private and nonprofit providers in administration and service delivery systems, provided quality of care is assured. (g) Encouragement of structured volunteer programs in administration and service delivery.