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Speakers urge maintaining certificate-of-need review for intermediate care facilities amid closure and capacity concerns
Summary
Public commenters at an unspecified meeting urged that intermediate care facilities for people with intellectual disabilities continue to require certificate-of-need review, raising concerns about closures, transfers, capital expenditures and projected bed needs; no formal action was recorded.
Public commenters at an unspecified meeting urged maintaining certificate-of-need review for intermediate care facilities serving people with intellectual disabilities and raised concerns about facility closures, transfers and reductions in bed capacity.
Commenter 1, a public commenter, said intermediate care facilities for people with intellectual disabilities must receive a certificate of need and said the Department of Social Services (DSS) commissioner should consider current and projected future…
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