United States:
CMS Gives States Three More Years to Comply with HCBS Rules
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CMS has announced that states may take an
additional three years — until March 17, 2022 — to
demonstrate compliance with the Medicaid home and community based
services (HCBS) settings criteria established in a
January 16, 2014 final rule. In a memo to states
announcing this extension, CMS cites the "difficult and
complex nature" of the transition and CMS's interest in
helping states "ensure compliance activities are
collaborative, transparent and timely."
This article is presented for informational purposes only
and is not intended to constitute legal advice.
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