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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 150 — Regulation of health services

150.39 Review criteria and standards.

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150.39 Review criteria and standards. The department shall use the following criteria in reviewing each application under this subchapter, plus any additional criteria it develops by rule. The department shall consider cost containment as its first priority in applying these criteria, and shall consider the comments of affected parties. The department may not approve any project under this subchapter unless the applicant demonstrates:
(1)The medical assistance funds appropriated are sufficient to reimburse the applicant for providing the nursing home care.
(2)The cost of providing an equal number of nursing home beds or of an equal expansion would be consistent with the cost at similar nursing homes, and the applicant’s per diem rates would be consistent with those of similar nursing homes.
(3)The project does not conflict with the statewide bed limit under s. 150.31 .
(4)A need for additional beds in the health planning area where the project would be located.
(5)The project is consistent with local plans for developing community-based services to provide long-term care.
(6)Health care personnel, capital and operating funds and other resources needed to provide the proposed services are available.
(7)The project can be undertaken within the period of validity of the approval and completed within a reasonable period thereafter.
(8)Appropriate methods alternative to providing nursing home care in the health planning area are unavailable.
(10)The quality of care to be provided is satisfactory, as determined by:
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