Medicaid Reimbursement Rates Strain Adult Family Home Operations in Richland
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What happened
The Washington Association of Adult Family Home Providers is calling on state leaders to review Medicaid reimbursement rates. Providers in Richland reported that low rates are straining operations in adult family homes. One Richland provider stated the shortfall affects basic care, such as staffing and meals, potentially forcing the use of lower quality food. The association also called for providers to have a meaningful chance to vote in collective bargaining.
From nbcrightnow.com
Why it matters
The issue relates to the financial viability of adult family home businesses and the cost of care provided to residents. The association is seeking reimbursement rates that better match the actual expenses of providing care.
From nbcrightnow.com
Who's involved
- RichlandCity where adult family home operations are facing financial strain due to low reimbursement rates