Payment Integrity Act mandates child care payments based on verified attendance.
The Payment Integrity Act amends the Child Care and Development Block Grant Act of 1990 to require states to base payments to child care providers on verified attendance rather than enrollment alone. This change aims to ensure that payments are made only after child care services are provided, enhancing payment integrity. The act specifies that payments can be made post-service delivery, using verified attendance records or other reasonable methods.
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