If a CAP-MR/DD or residential provider has never filed a cost report before because they always fell under the revenue exemptions, when is a Mental Health Cost Report due?
Providers who have never filed a cost report before will need to begin gathering the needed data at the beginning of their next accounting year and turn in their first cost report 5 months after that year ends. For example if your accounting year starts 7/1/08, then start collecting cost report data on 7/1/08 though 6/30/09 and file a cost report on 11/30/09. CAP-MR/DD providers were exempt if they received less than $500,000 in Medicaid revenues. Residential providers were exempt if they received less than $230,000 in Medicaid revenues. Are these exemptions still valid? Answer: The only exemptions are those already talked about, for those CAP ONLY and residential ONLY providers who have never filed a cost report because they fell under the exemptions. They will need to start collecting their cost report data at the beginning of their next fiscal year. After that, there are no longer are any exemptions granted based on the amount of Medicaid revenue received. If you directly bill menta
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