Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 15 - Mississippi Department of Health › Part 8 - Office of Health Policy and Planning › Subpart 90 - Planning and Resource Development › Chapter 02 - Long Term Care › Section 15-8-90-02-206 - Certificate of Need Criteria and Standards for Nursing Home Care Services for Intellectually Disabled and other Developmentally Disabled Individuals › Section 15-8-90-02-206.2 - Certificate of Need Criteria and Standards for Nursing Home Beds for Intellectually Disabled and Other Developmentally Disabled Individuals

Current through June 25, 2024
If the legislative moratorium were removed or partially
						lifted, MSDH would review applications for ID/DD nursing home care beds under
						the statutory requirements of Sections
						41-7-173(h)
						subparagraph (viii), 41-7-191, and 41-7-193, Mississippi Code 1972, as amended.
						MSDH will also review applications for Certificate of Need according to the
						applicable policy statements contained in this
Plan;
the
						general criteria as listed in the
Mississippi Certificate of Need
						Review Manual;
all adopted rules, procedures, and plans of MSDH; and
						the specific criteria and standards listed below.
Certificate of Need review is required for the offering
						of ID/DD nursing home care services, as defined, if the capital expenditure
						exceeds $5,000,000; if the licensed bed capacity is increased through the
						conversion or addition of beds; or if ID/DD nursing home care services have not
						been provided on a regular basis by the proposed provider of such services
						within the period of twelve (12) months prior to the time such services would
						be offered. Certificate of Need review is required for the construction,
						development, or otherwise establishment of new ID/DD nursing home care beds
						regardless of capital expenditure.
Need Criterion 1: ID/DD Nursing Home Care Bed
						Need
The applicant shall document a need for ID/DD nursing
						home care beds using the need methodology as presented below. The applicant
						shall document in the application the following:
a. Using the ratio of one bed per 1,000
					 population under sixty-five (65) years of age, the state as a whole must show a
					 need; and
b. The ID/DD Long-Term
					 Care Planning District (LTCPD) where the proposed facility/beds/services are to
					 be located must show a need.
Need Criterion 2: Number of Beds to be Constructed,
						Converted, and/or Licensed
The applicant shall document the number of beds that will
						be constructed, converted and/or licensed as offering ID/DD nursing home care
						services.
Need Criterion 3: Facilities Proposing to Add
						Fifteen or Less ID/DD Beds
MSDH shall give priority consideration to those CON
						applications proposing the offering of ID/DD nursing home care services in
						facilities which are fifteen (15) beds or less in size.
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Table 2-31
2020 Projected ID/DD Nursing Home Bed
						Need
(1 Bed per 1,000 Population Aged 65 and
						Under)
2020 Population
									 <65
2020 Licensed
									 Beds
Projected MR/DD Bed
									 Need
Difference
Mississippi
2,580,402
7,847
2,580
-5,267
District I
523,420
593
523
-70
Alcorn
32,532
33
33
Benton
7,805
8
8
Calhoun
12,338
12
12
Chickasaw
12,879
13
13
Choctaw
6,182
6
6
Clay
15,970
16
16
Itawamba
19,576
20
20
Lafayette
42,886
453
43
-410
Lee
74,439
74
74
Lowndes
51,052
51
51
Marshall
32,532
33
33
Monroe
30,755
31
31
Noxubee
9,608
10
10
Oktibbeha
41,727
140
42
-98
Pontotoc
27,895
28
28
Prentiss
21,224
21
21
Tippah
19,550
20
20
Tishomingo
16,356
16
16
Union
23,826
24
24
Webster
8,552
9
9
Winston
15,738
16
16
District II
445856
132
446
314
Attala
15,530
16
16
Bolivar
19,663
20
20
Carroll
8,656
9
9
Coahoma
22,379
132
22
-110
DeSoto
147,270
147
147
Grenada
17,237
17
17
Holmes
14,767
15
15
Humphreys
7,626
8
8
Leflore
23,706
24
24
Montgomery
8,616
9
9
Panola
34,653
35
35
Quitman
7,011
7
7
Sunflower
22,950
23
23
Tallahatchie
14,115
14
14
Tate
27,045
27
27
Tunica
9,736
10
10
Washington
34,773
35
35
Yalobusha
10,123
10
10
District III
717,339
1,016
717
-299
Adams
25,371
25
25
Amite
10,380
10
10
Claiborne
8,242
8
8
Copiah
24,761
25
25
Franklin
6,519
7
7
Hinds
214,406
214
214
Issaquena
997
1
1
Jefferson
6,056
6
6
Lawrence
10,767
11
11
Lincoln
30,008
176
30
-146
Madison
99,630
152
100
-52
Pike
34,618
35
35
Rankin
132,909
365
133
-232
Sharkey
3,910
4
4
Simpson
23,143
323
23
-300
Walthall
12,866
13
13
Warren
41,238
41
41
Wilkinson
7,835
8
8
Yazoo
23,682
24
24
District IV
893,786
6106
894
-5,212
Clarke
12,866
120
-120
Covington
16,552
120
-120
Forrest
64,059
536
-536
George
19,975
120
-120
Greene
12,539
120
-120
Hancock
39,126
202
-202
Harrison
168,996
869
180
-689
Jackson
121,344
528
-528
Jasper
13,984
110
-110
Jeff Davis
9,172
55
-55
Jones
58,418
428
365
-63
Kemper
8,670
60
-60
Lamar
52,983
180
-180
Lauderdale
68,412
839
-839
Leake
22,546
143
-143
Marion
23,687
292
-292
Neshoba
25,325
340
-340
Newton
18,352
180
-180
Pearl River
52,159
300
-300
Perry
10,352
60
-60
Scott
23,841
140
-140
Smith
13,788
116
-116
Stone
19,030
158
-158
Wayne
17,610
90
-90
1 Data may not equal totals
						due to rounding