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Annual Management and Program Analysis Report (AMPAR)
The AMPAR report summarizes the activities of each agency relating to management and program analysis, outstanding accomplishments, areas of significant progress and specific management/operational issues that exist within each agency.
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Notice of Intent: Consumable Hemp Product Registration
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Notice of Intent: Commerical Body Art
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Notice of Intent: Medical Marijuana NOI
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Notice of Intent: Seafood Labels
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Notice of Intent: Seafood Fee Removal
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OCDD Fall 2024 Roadshow
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Facility Need Review– LAC 48:I.Chapter 125
This website posting pertains to the Facility Need Review Notice of Intent, which was published in the October 20, 2024 edition of the Louisiana Register. The Department has decided to abandoned the October 20, 2024 Notice of Intent, and proposes to publish a revised Notice of Intent in the Louisiana Register at a later date. Questions regarding HSS administrative rulemaking activity may be directed to Dr. Cynthia York at [email protected].
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November 2024 Legislative Oversight Committee Activity
The November 2024 Legislative Oversight Committee reports have been submitted to the respective legislative oversight committees in accordance with R.S. 49:968(D)(1)(b)(c)
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Outpatient Hospital Services – Other Rural Hospitals LAC 50:V.Chapter 79
Continues the provisions of the September 16, 2024 Emergency Rule, which establishes a reimbursement methodology to ensure that other rural hospitals remain financially viable, so that the access to medical care provided to Medicaid beneficiaries in their communities will continue to be available and will improve in the future.
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Inpatient Hospital Services – Other Rural Hospitals LAC 50:V.Chapter 12
Continues the provisions of the September 16, 2024 Emergency Rule, which establishes a reimbursement methodology to ensure that other rural hospitals remain financially viable, so that the access to medical care provided to Medicaid beneficiaries in their communities will continue to be available and will improve in the future.