Connecticut 2019 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00945 Latest Draft

Bill / Chaptered Version Filed 06/24/2019

                             
 
 
Substitute Senate Bill No. 945 
 
Public Act No. 19-127 
 
 
AN ACT CONCERNING TH E INNOVATION INCENTIVE PROGRAM 
FOR NONPROFIT PROVID ERS OF HUMAN SERVICE S. 
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General 
Assembly convened: 
 
Section 1. Subsection (c) of section 4-216 of the general statutes is 
repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof (Effective July 
1, 2019): 
(c) The secretary [may] shall establish [an] a pilot incentive program 
for nonprofit providers of human services [whose contracts with the 
state do not exceed one million dollars and who provide direct services 
to not more than one hundred fifty persons enrolled in state-funded 
assistance programs in specific geographical regions of the state. The 
incentive program may] that shall (1) allow providers who otherwise 
meet contractual requirements to retain a percentage of any savings 
realized by the providers from the contracted cost for services, [(2) 
require that at least fifty per cent of savings retained by the providers 
be used to expand such services, and (3)] and (2) provide that future 
contracted amounts from the state for the same types of services are 
not reduced solely to reflect savings achieved in previous contracts by 
such providers. The pilot incentive program shall include eight 
nonprofit providers of human services with state contracts of the 
following amounts: (A) Two with contracts of at least fifty million  Substitute Senate Bill No. 945 
 
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dollars, (B) two with contracts of at least twenty million dollars but less 
than fifty million dollars, (C) two with contracts of at least five million 
dollars but less than twenty million dollars, and (D) two with contracts 
of less than five million dollars. For purposes of this subsection, ["state-
funded assistance programs"] "nonprofit providers of human services" 
includes, but is not limited to, nonprofit providers of services 
[provided] to persons with intellectual, physical or mental disabilities 
or autism spectrum disorder.