§ 74.46.010 Short title — Purpose — Finding
§ 74.46.020 Definitions
§ 74.46.022 Nursing facility medicaid payment system — Establishing procedures, principles, and conditions
§ 74.46.024 Pay-for-performance supplemental payment structure — Establishing procedures, principles, and conditions
§ 74.46.421 Purpose of part E — Nursing facility medicaid payment rates
§ 74.46.441 Public disclosure of rate-setting information
§ 74.46.475 Submitted cost report — Analysis and adjustment by department
§ 74.46.485 Case mix classification methodology — Notice of implementation
§ 74.46.496 Case mix weights — Determination — Revisions
§ 74.46.501 Average case mix indexes determined quarterly — Facility average case mix index — Medicaid average case mix index
§ 74.46.531 Department may adjust component rates — Contractor may request — Errors or omissions
§ 74.46.541 Skilled nursing facility safety net assessment — Reimbursement of medicaid share
§ 74.46.551 Facility-based payment rates — Comparative analysis — Rate add-ons
§ 74.46.561 Nursing home payment rates — System components — Quality incentive — Reimbursement of safety net assessment — Rate reductions or increases limited
§ 74.46.562 Indian health service or tribal facilities — Payment rates
§ 74.46.571 Nursing home payment rates — Rules
§ 74.46.581 Separate nursing facility quality enhancement account
§ 74.46.800 Rule-making authority
§ 74.46.835 AIDS pilot nursing facility — Payment for direct care
§ 74.46.840 Conflict with federal requirements
§ 74.46.909 Retrospective application — Clarification of chapter 8, Laws of 2001 1st sp. sess. — 2008 c 263

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