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Ohio bill would create a limit on reimbursement rates for foster care placements
A newly proposed bipartisan bill (Ohio House Bill 984) aims to create a cap on reimbursement rates for foster care placements in Ohio, ensuring financial predictability for counties. Lawmakers argue that rising placement costs—with expenditure increasing by 68% since 2020—require the Ohio Department of Children and Youth to set these necessary reimbursement rates. This legislation seeks to stabilize the system while addressing local county financial challenges.
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