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School Based Access

Program (SBAP)

Medicaid Cost Reporting

and Cost Settlement

Training for FY

2014-2015

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Department of Human Services

Department of Education

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• FY 2014-2015 Cost Settlement

Overview and Deadlines

• System Demonstration

Annual Financials in the PCG Claiming System

• Contact Information

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FY 2014-2015 Cost Settlement

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Cost Settlement Overview

What is cost based reimbursement for SBAP?

• A cost based reimbursement methodology determines the

actual cost of delivering direct medical services to special

education students.

• Cost based reimbursement ensures that LEAs are

reimbursed their total Medicaid allowable costs for the

delivery of Medicaid allowable direct medical services.

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Cost Settlement Overview

How will cost based reimbursement impact LEAs?

In accordance with Pennsylvania’s State Plan, LEAs are required to

participate in an annual cost reconciliation process.

The cost reconciliation process will include the submission of an annual

Medicaid cost report. LEAs will complete an annual Medicaid cost

report online at https://claimingsystem.pcgus.com/pa/

The Medicaid cost report captures the actual costs of providing

Medicaid covered health-related services as reported by the LEAs,

which will be compared to Medicaid reimbursement received through

SBAP interim payments for the fiscal year in order to determine the cost

settlement.

Interim payments are those payments received by the LEA for direct

services throughout the fiscal year. These payments DO NOT

include payments received for the quarterly MAC claims.

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Cost Settlement Overview

Summary of SBAP Reimbursement Streams

SBAP Direct Services Reimbursement SBAP MAC Reimbursement Direct Services Reimbursement Logging Direct Services Logging Evaluation Services Ensuring Current Compliance Data Medicaid Allowable Costs (from Cost

Report) Annual Cost Report

Random Moment Time Study

Staff Pool List

Medicaid Administrative Claiming Quarterly Financials Random Moment Time Study

Staff Pool List

LEAs receive reimbursement through 2 distinct streams for SBAP related activities:

1) SBAP Direct Services Reimbursement :

• LEAs receive payments based interim claims submitted for direct

health-related and specialized transportation services

• LEAs complete an annual cost report

which is used to calculate Medicaid Allowable Costs for comparison to the interim payments to determine the cost settlement

2) SBAP MAC Reimbursement:

• LEAs complete quarterly MAC claims

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LEA submits Annual Medicaid Cost Report PCG performs LEA Desk Reviews PCG finalizes LEA Cost Settlements LEA signs Certification of Public Expenditure (CPE) Form

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PCG reviews all cost report data for every LEA.

• Edit explanations • Outliers

As a result of any inconsistencies, LEAs give additional explanation or edit the data as needed & recertify cost reports.

PCG notifies LEAs when settlement amounts are finalized.

LEAs review and approve their final cost settlement information.

Authorized Officer of the LEA (CEO, CFO, Superintendent) signs form and returns to PCG. LEAs input Direct

Medical Service costs, Specialized Transportation costs, and General and Statistical (ratio) info. • Salaried Staff • Contracted Staff • Materials/Supplies • Depreciation

LEAs certify Medicaid Cost Report in the PCG Claiming System.

Cost Settlement Overview

Process

for FY 2014-2015

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

The Annual Medicaid Cost Report for the reporting

period July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015 is due on

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

• This is the first year the annual cost report will be completed in the new

PCG Claiming System (previously MCRCS)

• This is the same system used for Random Moment Time Study (RMTS)

and Quarterly Financials

• Everything you need is now housed under one system for easy access!

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Cost Reporting Requirements

All costs captured on the SBAP Annual Medicaid Cost Report must be reported on an

accrual basis.

• This is a requirement by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). • Under an accrual based accounting methodology, expenses are recorded at the

time in which the transaction occurs, rather than when the payment is made. • Expenses are counted when the LEA receives the goods or services. The LEA

does not have to wait until the expense is actually paid to record a transaction.

Example of Accrual Based Reporting:

• In July 2015, the LEA pays salaries and benefits for the last two weeks of June 2015.

• This expense occurred in July 2015, but pertained to services provided in June 2015.

• This expense should be recorded on the July 2014 - June 2015 annual cost report when the transaction occurred, not when it was paid.

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Cost Reporting Elements

Only allowable costs approved by CMS can be reported on the cost report.

• CMS approved a cost reimbursement methodology that includes a number of data elements

• Cost and data elements related to direct health-related services include: • Salary costs for eligible direct service providers;

• Benefit costs for eligible direct service providers;

• Health-related purchased service costs for eligible direct service providers; • Approved Direct Medical Service Materials and Supplies costs;

• Depreciation costs for Approved Direct Medical Service Equipment; • Annual Tuition Costs;

• Pennsylvania Department of Education Unrestricted Indirect Cost Rate (UICR) (statewide factor);

• Random Moment Time Study (RMTS) Direct Medical Service Percentage Results (statewide factor); and

• Individualized Education Program (IEP) Ratio (LEA specific).

• Please ensure your LEA maintains all documentation to support allowable

costs reported. This includes financial documentation & transportation logs.

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Cost Reporting Requirements

• The CMS-approved cost elements related to transportation include: • Salary costs for eligible transportation staff;

• Benefit costs for eligible transportation staff; • Contract costs for eligible transportation staff;

• Other allowable transportation costs (such as fuel, insurance, repairs & maintenance, etc.); and

• Depreciation costs for approved transportation service equipment.

• Please ensure your LEA maintains all documentation to support allowable

costs reported. This includes financial documentation & transportation logs.

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System Demonstration

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Getting Started – Annual Financials

Make sure FY15 is

selected

(default is current

fiscal year)

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Getting Started – Annual Financials

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Click on the Annual

field for the list of

pages to complete.

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Page Name Crosswalk

MCRCS – (old)

CLAIMING SYSTEM – (new)

Annual Payroll Information Salaried Staff

Annual Payroll Information Contracted Staff

Transportation Payroll Information Transportation Salaried Staff

Direct Medical Services Materials and Supplies Direct Medical Services Other Costs

Transportation Other Costs Transportation Other Costs

Annual Tuition Costs Tuition

Direct Medical Services Equipment Depreciation Direct Medical Equipment Depreciation

Transportation Equipment Depreciation Transportation Equipment Depreciation

General and Statistical Information General and Statistical Information

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Salaried Staff

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MCRCS – (old)

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Contracted Staff

MCRCS – (old)

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Transportation Salaried Staff

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MCRCS – (old)

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Direct Medical Services Other Costs

MCRCS – (old)

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Transportation Other Costs

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MCRCS – (old)

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Tuition

MCRCS – (old)

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Direct Medical Equipment Depreciation

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MCRCS – (old)

Claiming

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Transportation Equipment Depreciation

MCRCS – (old)

Claiming

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General and Statistical Information

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MCRCS – (old)

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Cost Report

MCRCS – (old)

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System Demonstration

Annual Financials in the PCG Claiming System

Filling Out the Cost Report

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Salaried Staff and Contracted Staff

There are two options to

enter data into the system:

• Export/Import

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Warnings will be triggered if data is

outside expected thresholds.

Examples:

• Benefit to salary ratio is high/low

• Salaries are high

Explanations are required for any

warnings

Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Entering Employee Costs

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Enter data into each of the fields.

Include only numbers

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Salaried and Contracted Staff

Salaries: Regular wages, extra pay, paid time off, overtime, bonuses/longevity, stipends, and cash incentives for full-time and part-time staff

• Total pre-tax earnings for the claimable period

Benefits: Employer-paid health/medical, life, disability, or dental insurance,

employer-paid child care for children of employees, retirement contributions, worker’s compensations costs

• Report amount directly associated with each individual by benefits type

Contracted Costs: Compensation paid by the district for a contracted individual who

delivered any SBAP services to any special education students.

• Report gross Salaries, Benefits, and Contracted Costs for eligible SBAP direct

service providers that were included on the appropriate Staff Pool Lists ONLY.

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Entering Employee Costs – Job Span Toolbar

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The system indicates the

amount of time an employee

was listed on the Staff Pool List

by the Job Span toolbar.

*Recall that you can only

include employee costs for

the period they were listed

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Exporting/Importing Cost Data

The Annual Salaried

Staff page can also be

exported for completion

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Exporting/Importing Cost Data

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When importing the

file back into the

system, review the log

which will outline any

warnings or errors in

the exported file.

Once reviewed, check the

box and select Commit.

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Exporting/Importing Cost Data

Exporting/Importing Tips:

You may easily export your salaried or contracted staff into a spreadsheet, report

costs in the spreadsheet and then import into the system. It’s important to follow the

following guidance when reporting costs this way.

Don’t change any information in the spreadsheet that exports out of the system

except for adding numbers and decimals (your costs). Required fields to report

costs are between salary and federal offset columns. Don’t add commas, don’t

add dollar signs, etc. Only add numbers and decimal points.

 Please make sure ALL cells between salary and federal offset are filled with a

number. If you have no costs to report you MUST put a zero in the cell between

the salary and federal offset columns.

 Save your file as an EXCEL file. The exported spreadsheet is a .CSV file, please

save as an EXCEL file to import.

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Direct Medical Services Other Costs

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Service types appear only for those service categories for which a

cost was reported on the Salaried or Contracted Staff pages (except

for Assistive Technology Devices which will appear automatically).

These costs should only

include materials and

supplies listed on the

CMS approved list.

Click on the service

type to input costs for

materials and supplies.

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Direct Medical Services Other Costs

X Do NOT Include X

• Costs for materials and supplies applicable to ONLY general education students

• Costs for materials and supplies used in out-of-district (tuition-paid) institutions

• Direct Medical Equipment costing more than $5,000

Include these items in the Depreciation section of the cost report

• Federally funded costs (report any federal funds in the appropriate field)

Helpful Hint: When determining whether or not a particular cost is eligible (such as

technology equipment) think about how the item is used.

• Is the item used solely or predominantly for special education students and for providing health-related services? If so, the costs can be reported.

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Annual Tuition

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Select Add New

Line Item to add

schools

All approved

providers are

listed in the

dropdown field.

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Direct Medical Equipment Depreciation

Select Add Asset to include

Medical Equipment with a cost

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Direct Medical Equipment Depreciation

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XDo NOT Include X

• Costs for equipment

applicable to ONLY general education students

• Costs for equipment used in out-of-district (tuition-paid) institutions

• Items costing $5,000 or less • Federally funded costs

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Transportation

Answer the following

questions to determine

whether you are able

to record

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• Specialized Transportation

Services include:

• Travel to and from school

and between schools or

school buildings on a day

when a Medicaid service is

on the IEP to be rendered

on school

premises(must

result in a paid claim) and

special transportation is

included on the IEP as a

separate service.

• Travel to and from off-site

premises on a day when a

Medicaid service is on the

IEP to be rendered off-site

(must result in a paid claim)

and special transportation is

included on the IEP as a

separate service; and

• Use of a specially adapted

vehicle (such as a specially

adapted bus or van).

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Transportation

LEA CAN report Specialized Transportation Specially adapted vehicle Same day student receives SBAP service and service paid Written in IEP (retain copies) Keep bus logs

of one-way trips Bill Medicaid &

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Can I Report Specialized Transportation?

1. Did LEA use modified vehicles to transport special education students to or from school on a day they received another IEP health related service?

2. Did LEA bill Medicaid for transportation paid for (by LEA) during the school year AND log services in EasyTrac/IEP?

3. Did LEA keep bus logs detailing one way trips AND necessary IEP documentation?

LEA CAN report Specialized Transportation!

LEA CANNOT report Specialized Transportation

No Yes

Yes No

No Yes

Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Transportation

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Transportation Salaried Staff

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If including

transportation costs,

remember to complete

the transportation

ratios on the General

and Statistical page

Select Add New Line

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Transportation Salaried Staff

Indicate whether the

employee works

exclusively with Specialized

Transportation, or Not Only

Specialized Transportation

(working with both general

and specialized

transportation).

Complete all

remaining

required fields.

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Transportation Other Costs

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If including

transportation costs,

remember to complete

the transportation

ratios on the General

and Statistical page

Report costs as Specialized

Transportation, or

Not Only Specialized

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Transportation Equipment Depreciation

Select Add Asset to include

Transportation Equipment with

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Transportation Equipment Depreciation

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X Do NOT Include X

• Costs for equipment

applicable to ONLY general education students

• Costs for equipment used in out-of-district (tuition-paid) institutions

• Items costing $5,000 or less • Federally funded costs

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

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Hover over fields for an

explanation of required

input.

Annual Medicaid Cost Report

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The IEP Ratio is used to allocate a portion of the total direct medical

services costs to the Medicaid program.

• LEA’s are required to self report both the numerator and denominator of their IEP ratio. • The IEP ratio will be LEA-specific and based on student count data.

• For the FY 2015 cost report, covering dates of service from July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015, the appropriate date for the ratio data would be December 1, 2014.

Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Individualized Education Program (IEP) Ratio

Total Number of Medicaid Eligible Special Education

Students With a Prescribed Direct Health Related Service

Total Number of ALL Special Education Students With a

Prescribed Direct Health Related Service

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• In self reporting their IEP ratio, LEAs are acknowledging and agreeing to the

following terms:

1. You used the PROMISe© system to determine which of your students were

Medicaid eligible on December 1, 2014.

2. Your school accepts all fiscal liability for the accuracy of the data which you

provide. PDE, DHS, or PCG will not have any liability for the accuracy of the data you submit.

• In certifying the cost report with the IEP ratio numerator and denominator

entered, the LEA is certifying the cost data as well as the IEP ratio data,

including the two terms above.

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

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The Specialized Transportation Ratio is used when specialized transportation

costs cannot be discreetly broken

out from general transportation costs.

• Only applies to costs reported as “Not Only Specialized.”

• LEA must report the numerator and denominator.

Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Specialized Transportation Ratio

Total Number of Special Education Students with

Specialized Transportation Services in their IEP

Total Number of ALL Students Receiving Transportation

Services (specialized or non-specialized)

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The One Way Trip Ratio allocates a portion of specialized transportation

costs to the Medicaid Program.

• PCG will input the numerator based on paid claims data, but if you report any specialized transportation, then you must input the denominator.

A One Way Trip is defined as a trip to or from school for a special education

student with specialized transportation in their IEP on the same day the

student received a SBAP direct

health-related

service.

• Transportation to AND from school would be considered two one way trips.

Annual Medicaid Cost Report

One Way Trip Ratio

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Total Number of Paid Medicaid One Way Trips for Students

with Specialized Transportation in their IEP

Total Number of All One Way Trips for Special Education

Students with Specialized Transportation in their IEP

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Transportation Ratios

Did LEA report Specialized Transportation costs?

Specialized Only Not Only Specialized Both

Which Transportation Ratios Should I Report?

Fill in the One Way Trip Ratio denominator.

Fill in the One Way Trip Ratio denominator

&

The Specialized Transportation

Fill in the One Way Trip Ratio denominator

&

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Cost Report

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After entering all applicable data

into the cost report, review the

summarized information on the

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Cost Report

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Cost Report

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

Cost Report

When you are satisfied this

information is accurate and the

cost report is complete, click

Certify Annual Financials to

submit and lock your cost

report submission.

You may be required to provide explanations for Required Edits before being able to Certify

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The Direct Medical Service Percentage is a state-wide rate identifying on

average what portion of a direct service provider’s time is spent performing

direct

health-related services.

• A rate of 25% means that on average, direct service providers spend 25% of their time providing direct medical services and 75% of their time performing other administrative duties, training tasks, etc.

• PCG will input this number from the RMTS results

How is it calculated?

• Providers on the Direct Service Staff Pool List participate in the quarterly Random Moment Time Study and respond to moments

• PCG codes the RMTS results based on the providers’ responses

• The percentage used in the Medicaid Cost Report is the average of the results of the three quarterly time study periods (Oct-Dec, Jan-Mar, Apr-June)

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

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The

Unrestricted Indirect Cost Rate (UICR) is used to include additional

costs of doing business that cannot be easily identified within a particular grant,

contract, or program, but are necessary for the general operation of the

organization.

• Example: overhead costs, such as heating or electricity • PCG will input this number – PDE approved default UICR

Example Calculation:

Annual Medicaid Cost Report

LEA Indirect Cost Rate

Net Direct Service Costs (less federal funds) $800,000 Indirect Cost Rate (10%) .10

Indirect Costs $80,000

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Annual Medicaid Cost Report

DEADLINE REMINDER:

The Annual Medicaid Cost Report is due on

December 31, 2015.

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Contact Information

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 866-912-2976

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