Maryland HB498 modifies certificate of need requirements for intermediate health care facilities offering substance use disorder treatment.

Maryland HB498 alters the certificate of need requirements for intermediate health care facilities that offer medically managed residential substance use disorder treatment services. The bill exempts these facilities from needing a certificate of need if they file written notice with the Commission at least 30 days before establishment and the Commission finds the facility is not inconsistent with the State health plan and will deliver more efficient and effective treatment services.

Maryland HB498 modifies certificate of need requirements for intermediate health care facilities offering substance use disorder treatment.

Maryland HB498 alters the certificate of need requirements for intermediate health care facilities that offer medically managed residential substance use disorder treatment services. The bill exempts these facilities from needing a certificate of need if they file written notice with the Commission at least 30 days before establishment and the Commission finds the facility is not inconsistent with the State health plan and will deliver more efficient and effective treatment services.