N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 10 §§ 86-1.9 - Compensation of operators and relatives of operators
(a) Reasonable compensation for operators or
relatives of operators for services actually performed and required to be
performed shall be considered as an allowable cost. The amount to be allowed
shall be equal to the amount normally required to be paid for the same service
provided by a nonrelated employee, as determined by the State Commissioner of
Health. Compensation shall not be included in the rate computation for any
services which the operator or relative of the operator is not authorized to
perform under New York State law and regulation.
(b) Any amount reported as compensation for
services rendered by an operator or relative of an operator shall not be
allowed in excess of the maximum allowance for full time services in carrying
out his primary function.
(c) For
purposes of subdivision (a) of this section, in determining a reasonable level
of compensation for operators or relatives of operators, the commissioner may
consider the quality of care provided to patients by the facility during the
year in question.
Notes
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