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Neutral Bill Mar 16, 2026

MEDICAID-STRIVE CALCULATIONS

Amends the Medical Assistance Article of the Illinois Public Aid Code. In provisions concerning PDPM STRIVE staffing ratio calculations for nursing facilities, provides that beginning January 1, 2025, the staffing percentage used in the calculation of the per diem staffing add-on shall be its PDPM STRIVE Staffing Ratio which equals: its Reported Total Nurse Staffing Hours Per Resident Per Day as published in the most recent federal staffing report (the Provider Information file), divided by the facility's PDPM STRIVE Staffing Target. Provides that each facility's PDPM STRIVE Staffing Target is equal to .76 times the facility's Illinois Adjusted Facility Case-Mix Hours Per Resident Per Day. Provides that a facility's Illinois Adjusted Facility Case-Mix Hours Per Resident Per Day is equal to its Nursing Case-Mix (as published in the most recent federal Provider Information file) divided by 1.4627 times 3.79 (which is the Reported Total Nurse Staffing Hours Per Resident Per Day for the Nation as reported in the January 2024 State US Averages file). Effective July 1, 2025.

https://legiscan.com/IL/bill/HB1785/2025
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Anna Moeller State Representative Mary Edly-Allen State Senator Willie Preston State Senator Cosponsor Doris Turner State Senator Cosponsor Abdelnasser Rashid State Representative Cosponsor Laura Faver Dias State Representative Cosponsor Sonya Harper State Representative Cosponsor Marcus Evans State Representative Cosponsor Lisa Davis State Representative Cosponsor Jaime Andrade State Representative Cosponsor Norma Hernandez State Representative Cosponsor Theresa Mah State Representative Cosponsor Nicolle Grasse State Representative Cosponsor Rita Mayfield State Representative Cosponsor Murri Briel State Representative Cosponsor Kevin Olickal State Representative Cosponsor
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