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the future of CON in SC

the future of CON in SC. controversial issues last session. Loser pays Equipment threshold Behavioral health bed conversion Bamberg issue CON exemptions Grandfathering. legislative attitude toward CON. CON fights are public Why doesn’t free market apply?

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the future of CON in SC

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  1. the future of CON in SC

  2. controversial issues last session • Loser pays • Equipment threshold • Behavioral health bed conversion • Bamberg issue • CONexemptions • Grandfathering

  3. legislative attitude toward CON • CON fights are public • Why doesn’t free market apply? • Which legislator can explain a bill on the floor?

  4. next session • Repeal effort? • Reform effort? • United or split?

  5. CON components in state law • Definitions • When CON’s required • When CON’s not required • Health planning committee & state health plan • Use of project review criteria • Public notification in newspaper • Review procedure and contested cases • Prohibited communication during review • Use of ALC and Court of Appeals • Limitations on CON

  6. what else defines when CON is required? • Regulation 61-15 • State Health Plan Regulation 61-15: • Establishes capital expenditure threshold • Establishes medical equipment expenditure threshold • Defines total project cost

  7. regulation 61-15 Also provides details of the process: • Specifies when written determinations of exemptions and non-applicability are required and what is required • Creates timelines and processes for public notification • Specifies contents and format of CON application • Creates timelines for additional information • Process for relative importance project review criteria • Review time frames, notification of affected person, and public hearings • Periodic reporting requirements

  8. south carolina health plan / general contents • Projections of need for additional healthcare facilities, beds, health services & equipment • Standards for distribution of healthcare facilities, beds, health services & equipment • Project review criteria

  9. specific facilities, beds, health services and equipment in south carolinahealth plan • Inpatient health facilities and beds • Acute care hospital • CAH • LTAC, PLTAC • Psychiatric hospitals and psychiatric beds • Rehab hospitals and rehab beds • Residential treatment facilities for children, adolescents • Long term care facilities and beds

  10. specific facilities, beds, health services and equipment in south carolina health plan • Health services connected with hospitals: obstetrical and neonatal pediatric cardiac cath open heart freestanding emergency services • Other health services and equipment: PET PET/CT PEM linear accelerator ASC inpatient hospice home health agencies

  11. who responded? (n=47 respondents)

  12. is it important to maintain CON? (n=47 respondents)

  13. should the CON law be? (n=39 respondents)

  14. limited or broad by type (n=40 respondents)

  15. lf limited, when should it be required? (n=19 respondents)

  16. if broad, when should it be required for facilities? (n=19 respondents)

  17. if broad, when should it be required for equipment? (n=12 respondents)

  18. if broad, when should it be required for services? (n=16 respondents)

  19. if broad, should SC have a capital threshold? If yes, which range seems appropriate?

  20. if broad, should SC have an equipment threshold? If yes, which range seems appropriate?

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