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This bill makes significant changes to the regulation of health care service firms in New Jersey by modifying several key reporting and financial requirements. Specifically, the bill raises the compensation threshold that triggers an audit for health care service firms from $250,000 to $5,000,000, requiring these firms to submit their audit no later than September 30th of the calendar year in which it is due. The bill also revises the reporting requirements for firms generating less than $10 million in gross income, mandating a new type of report that includes detailed information about the firm's insurance coverages, ongoing litigation, regulatory actions, independent contractors, and significant financial transactions. If the Division of Consumer Affairs finds potential issues with a firm's financial viability based on the report, they may request additional information or order corrective actions. The bill aims to provide more comprehensive oversight of health care service firms while potentially reducing the administrative burden on smaller firms by raising the audit threshold. These changes apply to firms that provide companion services, health care services, or personal care services to individuals with disabilities or those over 60 years old, and are part of an ongoing effort to regulate and improve the quality and transparency of home care service providers in New Jersey.

Health and Social Services

https://www.njleg.state.nj.us/bill-search/2024/S4311