Instructions for Mainecare Cost Report for Multilevel Nursing Facilities With 1 Rcf Unit and Community Based Specialty (Cbs) Unit - Maine

This document was released by Maine Department of Health and Human Services and contains the most recent official instructions for Mainecare Cost Report for Multilevel Nursing Facilities With 1 Rcf Unit and Community Based Specialty (Cbs) Unit .

FAQ

Q: What is Mainecare?
A: Mainecare is the Medicaid program in the state of Maine.

Q: What is a multilevel nursing facility?
A: A multilevel nursing facility is a facility that provides various levels of care, including skilled nursing and specialized units.

Q: What is an Rcf unit?
A: An Rcf unit refers to a residential care facility unit, which provides residential and supportive services to individuals who need assistance with activities of daily living.

Q: What is a Community Based Specialty (CBS) unit?
A: A Community Based Specialty (CBS) unit is a specialized unit within a nursing facility that provides services to individuals with specialized needs, such as those with developmental disabilities or mental illnesses.

Q: Why do multilevel nursing facilities need to submit a cost report?
A: Multilevel nursing facilities need to submit a cost report to Mainecare in order to receive reimbursement for the services they provide to Mainecare members.

Q: What information is required in the Mainecare cost report for multilevel nursing facilities?
A: The Mainecare cost report for multilevel nursing facilities requires detailed financial information, such as revenue and expenses, staffing levels, and occupancy rates.

Q: Are there any specific instructions for facilities with 1 Rcf unit and a Community Based Specialty unit?
A: Yes, the instructions for Mainecare cost report for multilevel nursing facilities with 1 Rcf unit and a Community Based Specialty unit provide specific guidance on how to report the revenue and expenses associated with these units.