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Bill Detail: SB25-270

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Title Enterprise Nursing Facility Provider Fees
Status Senate Committee on Appropriations Refer Amended to Senate Committee of the Whole (04/01/2025)
Bill Subjects
  • Health Care & Health Insurance
  • State Revenue & Budget
House Sponsors S. Bird (D)
E. Sirota (D)
Senate Sponsors J. Bridges (D)
J. Amabile (D)
House Committee
Senate Committee Appropriations
Date Introduced 03/31/2025
AI Summary
Summary

The bill repeals the existing nursing facility provider fee and
intermediate care facility service fee, effective May 1, 2025, and provides
that, beginning on May 1, 2025, and for each state fiscal year thereafter,
the Colorado healthcare affordability and sustainability enterprise
(CHASE) within the department of health care policy and financing will
charge and collect a new healthcare affordability and sustainability
nursing facility provider fee and a new healthcare affordability and
sustainability intermediate care facility fee that function similarly to the
repealed fees. The bill creates a facility provider fee enterprise support
board within CHASE for the purpose of supporting the existing enterprise
with the implementation of the healthcare affordability and sustainability
nursing facility provider fee and the healthcare affordability and
sustainability intermediate care facility fee. In exchange for payment of
the healthcare affordability and sustainability nursing facility provider
fee, CHASE will provide certain business services to nursing facility
providers to sustain or increase reimbursement rates and make
supplemental medicaid payments to nursing facility providers. In
exchange for payment of the healthcare affordability and sustainability
intermediate care facility fee, CHASE will provide certain business
services to intermediate care facility providers for individuals with
intellectual disabilities for the purposes of maintaining the quality and
continuity of services provided by intermediate care facilities for
individuals with intellectual disabilities. Because CHASE is an enterprise
for purposes of the Taxpayer's Bill of Rights, its revenue does not count
against the state fiscal year spending limit.
The bill also makes conforming amendments and, for clarity,
renames the existing healthcare affordability and sustainability fee and
healthcare affordability and sustainability fund to be the healthcare
affordability and sustainability hospital provider fee and the healthcare
affordability and sustainability hospital provider fee cash fund.

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