Illinois SB2245 mandates nursing facilities to spend at least 90% of their adjusted total revenue on resident care and related costs starting from.
Illinois SB2245 amends the Illinois Public Aid Code to establish a minimum spending requirement for nursing facilities. Beginning January 1, 2026, nursing facilities must allocate at least 90% of their adjusted total revenue to resident care and other resident-related costs. These costs include direct care, support services, and ancillary program services. The Department of Healthcare and Family Services will use financial reporting to enforce this requirement.
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