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4655.1084 DATA COLLECTION.
Subpart 1.
Staff.
The INTERCOM and the commissioners of agencies represented on the INTERCOM shall assign staff to collect the data under subparts 2 to 14. The INTERCOM shall use the data collected under this part to develop recommendations to the commissioner under part 4655.1094 on a proposal screened under part 4655.1082.
Subp. 2.
Medical assistance cost of a proposal.
The medical assistance costs of a proposal shall be estimated by:
B.
determining the accuracy of the real estate taxes and special assessments provided under part 4655.1078, item I;
C.
determining the increase in allowable appraised value according to part 9549.0060, subpart 4; staff shall assume that the costs provided under part 4655.1078, item G, are equal to the total increase in appraised value;
D.
determining the increase in the allowable annual costs of the elements identified in part 4655.1078, item H, according to part 9549.0060, subparts 5, 6, and 7;
E.
determining an estimate of the total allowable annual costs for the cost categories reviewed in items B to D;
F.
determining an estimate of the number of medical assistance resident days and of the proportion of medical assistance resident days to total resident days using information from the most recent cost report of the facility;
G.
multiplying the proportion of resident days developed in item F by the estimated annual costs developed in item E;
H.
determining the annual medical assistance costs of the proposal by multiplying the amount found in item G by the most recent proportion of medical assistance paid by the state of Minnesota; and
I.
multiplying the amount found in item H by two to yield the biennial medical assistance cost of the proposal.
Subp. 3.
Cost information.
In addition to the cost estimates in subpart 2, the current and projected costs of the proposal shall be calculated according to cost per licensed bed, percent change in cost per licensed bed, and total biennial state and medical assistance costs.
Subp. 4.
Age-related data.
The percentage of individuals in the county of the facility and of counties contiguous to that county who are 65 to 74 years of age, 75 to 84 years of age, and who are 85 or more years of age shall be calculated using either census data or projections of the state demographer based on census data, whichever provides the more recent estimate.
Subp. 5.
Facility occupancy.
The average occupancy rate of the facility's existing beds shall be obtained from the most recent Annual Statistical Report.
Subp. 6.
County-region occupancy.
The average percentage occupancy of the existing licensed beds of all the facilities in the county of the facility and of all facilities in counties contiguous to that county according to the most recent Annual Statistical Report, shall be calculated.
Subp. 7.
Number of licensed beds.
The number of nursing home and licensed boarding care home beds per 1,000 individuals aged 65 or more, aged 75 or more, and aged 85 or more, for the county of each facility, for the region composed of the counties contiguous to the county of the facility, and for the state shall be calculated.
Subp. 8.
Number of occupied licensed beds.
The number of occupied nursing home and licensed boarding care home beds per 1,000 individuals aged 65 or more, aged 75 or more, and aged 85 or more, for the county of each facility, for the region composed of the counties contiguous to the county of the facility, and for the state shall be calculated.
Subp. 9.
Alternative care grant use.
Alternative care grant use means the dollar amount and percentage of alternative care grant allocations used by the county in which the facility is located in the most recent year for which data is available, and shall be obtained for each proposal that is acceptable according to part 4655.1082. The amount of alternative care grant per person 65 years of age or older spent in the county in which the facility is located, in counties contiguous to the county of the facility, and in the state shall be calculated.
Subp. 10.
Environmental conditions for evaluation.
Information shall be developed that describes the differences between selected existing environmental conditions described under this subpart and the corresponding state licensing standards for new construction and between the proposed correction changes in these environmental conditions and the state licensing standards for new construction. This subpart refers only to those parts of the facility affected by the proposal.
The development of selected information for the purpose of evaluation, comparison, and ranking does not supersede or limit licensing and certification requirements established in chapters 4660 and 9505. The environmental conditions and standards for physical plant evaluation are listed in items A to L.
D.
The method and materials of construction of the building shall be compared with the standards for Group D occupancy in the State Building Code. State Building Code has the meaning given in Minnesota Statutes, section 16B.60, subdivision 4.
E.
The number of beds per resident room and the floor area per bed shall be compared to standards in parts 4658.4100 and 4658.4105, subpart 2.
F.
The amount of artificial light in resident rooms and major activity areas shall be compared to standards in parts 4658.4615 and 4660.9900.
G.
The amount of natural light in resident rooms shall be compared with the standard in part 4658.4105, subpart 6.
H.
The number and type of bathing facilities or toilet facilities adjacent to bedrooms shall be compared to the standards in parts 4658.4135 and 4658.4140.
Subp. 11.
History of state licensing correction orders and federal certification deficiencies.
For each proposal that is acceptable according to part 4655.1082, the accumulated number and content of licensing correction orders and federal certification deficiencies incurred during the 24 months before the submission deadline for the proposal shall be collected.
Subp. 12.
History of licensing and certification waivers.
The number and purpose of licensing and federal certification waivers incurred during the 24 months before the submission deadline for a proposal shall be collected.
Subp. 13.
History of complaints.
The number and content of substantiated licensing and federal certification complaints about a facility received during the 24 months before the deadline for submission of a proposal shall be collected. If ownership of a facility has changed in the 24 months before the submission deadline, a history of complaints shall be collected only for the tenure of the current owner.
Subp. 14.
History of sanctions.
The number and content of sanctions relating to licensure and certification that have been levied against a facility and incurred during the 24 months before the submission deadline for the proposal shall be collected.
History:
20 SR 340; 21 SR 196
Published Electronically:
January 19, 2005
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