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Code of Federal Regulations Title 42. Public Health § 42.412.274 Scope and effect of an MGCRB decision

Current as of January 02, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) Scope of decision. The MGCRB may affirm or change a hospital's geographic designation. The MGCRB's decision is based upon the evidence of record, including the hospital's application and other evidence obtained or received by the MGCRB.

(b) Effective date and term of the decision.

(1) For reclassifications prior to fiscal year 2005, a standardized amount classification change is effective for 1 year beginning with discharges occurring on the first day (October 1) of the second Federal fiscal year following the Federal fiscal year in which the complete application is filed and ending effective at the end of that Federal fiscal year (the end of the next September 30).

(2) A wage index classification change is effective for 3 years beginning with discharges occurring on the first day (October 1) of the second Federal fiscal year in which the complete application is filed.

(c)   1 Additional decisions. When the MGCRB determines that the facts that provide the basis for reclassification will remain unchanged through the end of the following Federal fiscal year, it may also provide for the following:

1 The official CFR appears to have inadvertently removed subsection (c).

(1) A one-year automatic renewal of its decision.

(2) An abbreviated application and decision process for renewals.

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