Past Events

In compliance with NDCC Sections 44-04-19 and 44-04-20, this provides public notice of the Department of Health and Human Services’ Early Childhood Integrated Data System (ECIDS) Phase 2 project ESC meetings for calendar year 2023. 

In compliance with NDCC Sections 44-04-19 and 44-04-20, this provides public notice of North Dakota Health and Human Services Medicaid Management Information System (MMIS) Modernization Project Executive Steering Committee meetings for calendar year 2023. 
 

In compliance with NDCC Sections 44-04-19 and 44-04-20, this provides public notice of the North Central Human Service Center (NCHSC) Advisory Group meetings in calendar year 2023. 
 

In compliance with NDCC Sections 44-04-19 and 44-04-20, this provides public notice of the Northwest Human Service Center (NWHSC) Advisory Group meetings in calendar year 2023. 

In compliance with NDCC Sections 44-04-19 and 44-04-20, this provides public notice of the North Dakota Behavioral Health Planning Council meetings for calendar year 2023.   

In compliance with NDCC Sections 44-04-19 and 44-04-20, this provides public notice of North Dakota Health and Human Services State Rehabilitation Council meetings for calendar year 2023. 

The committee has established the following meetings. Times listed are in Central Time.
 

Public Notice
ND Medicaid Program

Most North Dakota Medicaid providers will receive a three percent provider inflationary increase which are estimated to increase Medicaid expenditures effective for dates of services July 1, 2023. The increase was authorized and the funds for the increase were appropriated by the 2023 Legislative Assembly. 

Effective for dates of service on or after January 1, 2024, North Dakota Medicaid will be providing a 3.2% inflationary increase for all Nursing Facility services. In addition to the 3.2% inflationary increase, ND Medicaid will be submitting a State Plan amendment to update the rate limits for nursing facility services effective January 1, 2024.  Medicaid expenditures for these services are expected to increase $33 million for a 12-month period.

The purpose of the Synar Survey is to randomly survey licensed tobacco retailers across North Dakota to check compliance with laws that prohibit the sale of tobacco products to minors. This is not an enforcement activity; it is a check on compliance.