Contact

Rebecca Miller
CMP Program Manager
Survey, Certification and Credentialing Commission
Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services
503 S. Kansas Ave
Topeka, KS 66603
Fax: (785)296-0256

Civil Money Penalty Reinvestment Program (CMPRP)

CMP Program Opportunities

Civil Money Penalties (CMP) are monetary penalties (fines) imposed by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) against nursing facilities that have failed to maintain compliance with federal requirements. A portion of these fund are returned to States and may be used for projects supporting activities that benefit nursing facility residents or that protect and improve their quality of life or care. CMP funds may be used for, but not limited to the following:

  • Training
  • Transition Preparation
  • Culture change/quality of life
  • Projects that support resident and family councils
  • Resident transition due to facility closure or downsizing
Federal CMP Regulations:
Resource Documents:
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Example CMP Reinvestment Application Template_October 2022PDF432.93 KB12 Dec, 2022 Download
Use of Federally Imposed Civil Money Penalty (CMP) Funds by StatesPDF501.54 KB12 Dec, 2022 Download
Example CMP Reinvestment Application Budget Template_October 2022XLSX112.07 KB12 Dec, 2022 Download
Updates to CMP Reinvestment Application Resources_October 2022PDF225.63 KB12 Dec, 2022 Download
FAQ CMP Reinvestment Applications_October 2022PDF400.19 KB12 Dec, 2022 Download

Projects

The State of Kansas, Department for Aging and Disability Services (KDADS) is committed to the impact quality of care and quality of life of nursing home residents. Projects that can be implemented into our skilled nursing facilities and nursing facilities allows residents and providers access to:

  • Training
  • Transition Preparation
  • Culture change/quality of life
  • Projects that support resident and family councils
  • Resident transition due to facility closure or downsizing

Below is a list of our pending projects, approved projects, and past projects. Being transparent with fellow Kansans is our commitment to you.