Maryland HB1414 mandates nursing homes to allocate at least 75% of their revenue to direct care wages and benefits and requires annual cost reports.
Maryland HB1414 establishes that nursing homes must spend at least 75% of their total nursing and residential care revenue on direct care wages and benefits, which include wages and benefits for nursing, dietary, restorative therapy, and social worker staff. The bill also requires nursing homes to submit an annual cost report to the Maryland Department of Health, detailing wage disbursement and any other relevant information.
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