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Pine Valley nursing home faces $82K refund demanded by DHS audit findings

May 21, 2024 | Richland County, Wisconsin



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Pine Valley nursing home faces $82K refund demanded by DHS audit findings
The Richland County Pine Valley Committee convened on May 21, 2024, to discuss several pressing issues, primarily focusing on financial challenges and operational improvements for Pine Valley.

A significant topic of discussion was the recent audit findings regarding the facility's financial obligations. The committee learned that Pine Valley is required to return $82,000 to the state following an audit by the Department of Health Services (DHS). This amount stems from discrepancies in the cost reporting process, which initially estimated a payment of $143,000. The committee expressed concern over the declining financial situation, noting that the facility's costs appear to be increasing while revenues are not keeping pace.

The committee plans to appeal the audit findings and is working closely with Bill, who handles Medicaid cost reporting, to reassess the calculations and identify any potential errors. The discussion highlighted the need for a thorough investigation into the facility's financial practices, as previous years had seen much higher refund requests, peaking at half a million dollars.

Additionally, the committee addressed the need for improvements in the facility's operational systems, particularly regarding the sound systems for televisions. A member indicated that they would seek legal advice to ensure all necessary documentation is in order before presenting proposals for upgrades.

The meeting concluded with a commitment to further analyze the financial reports and improve service delivery, particularly in nursing care and supportive services, to enhance overall operational efficiency. The committee aims to finalize their proposals and address the financial challenges in the coming months.

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