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Resolution Number
2015-052
Approved Date
04/21/2015
Agenda Item Number
13.A.
Resolution Type
Medicaid Cost-Sharing
Entity Name
Board of County Commissioners
Subject
Medicaid Costs
Florida Legislature Three Percent Cap
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RESOLUTION NO. 2015 - 052 <br />A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY <br />COMMISSIONERS URGING THE FLORIDA <br />LEGISLATURE TO ESTABLISH A THREE PERCENT <br />(3%) CAP ON THE ANNUAL GROWTH RATE FOR <br />INDIVIDUAL COUNTY MEDICAID COSTS UNDER <br />SECTION 409.915, FLORIDA STATUTES <br />WHEREAS, Florida counties have been required to participate in a Medicaid cost- <br />sharing relationship with the state since 1972; and <br />WHEREAS, during the 2013 Legislative Session, SB 1520 passed changing the way <br />counties are charged for their portion of costs — eliminating the monthly billing process and <br />establishing a formula -based county Medicaid contribution; and <br />WHEREAS, for the two years following the passage of SB 1520, the total county <br />contribution and each county's percentage share of the total county contribution have been fixed <br />in statute; and <br />WHEREAS, beginning in FY 2015-16, the individual county percentage shares will <br />begin a four-year transition period to an enrollment based formula - after which each county's <br />share will be based solely on each of its respective share of the state's Medicaid enrollees; and <br />WHEREAS, this formula shift has a significant range of impact on the 67 counties. <br />Some counties will see their costs go down over or remain relatively stable over the transition <br />period, while others are expected to experience significant and unsustainable growth in their <br />mandatory Medicaid costs; and <br />WHEREAS, Indian River County's Medicaid expenses are expected to increase by <br />7.88% next year; and <br />WHEREAS, the Florida Legislature is requested to establish an annual growth rate cap <br />of three percent (3%) to protect those counties that are disproportionately affected; and <br />WHEREAS, the three percent (3%) cap would provide a savings of approximately <br />$53,680 to Indian River County for fiscal year 2015-2016, and would continue to provide a <br />savings to Indian River County in future years based upon the compounding of annual increases <br />that could exceed 3% per year. <br />NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY <br />COMMISSIONERS OF INDIAN RIVER COUNTY, THAT: <br />Section 1: The above "WHEREAS" clauses are true and correct, and are hereby adopted <br />as findings of the Board. <br />
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