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ActiveUtah Department of Health and Human Services · 2026

Civil Money Penalty (CMP) funds

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Agency: Utah Department of Health and Human Services
Funding: Unspecified
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Status: Active
Eligibility: Advocacy groups, councils, and certified long-term care facilities. Funds cannot be used for compliance-related costs or extend beyond three years.

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Civil Money Penalty (CMP) funds is sponsored by Utah Department of Health and Human Services. The Utah Department of Health and Human Services offers Civil Money Penalty (CMP) funds for projects that enhance the welfare of nursing home residents.

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Civil Money Penalty Reinvestment Program (CMPRP) | CMS Civil Money Penalty Reinvestment Program (CMPRP) The Civil Money Penalty Reinvestment Program (CMPRP) is a Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) initiative that transforms enforcement actions into quality improvement opportunities by reinvesting civil monetary penalty funds to enhance nursing home care.

The program improves residents' quality of life by providing staff, administrators, and stakeholders with practical tools, training, and technical assistance to strengthen care delivery systems and promote evidence-based practices. As part of CMS's comprehensive strategy to improve safety and health outcomes in nursing homes, CMPRP represents a constructive approach that supports workforce development and facility improvements.

What are Civil Money Penalties (CMPs)? CMPs are monetary penalties that the CMS may impose on nursing homes for each day or instance of noncompliance with Medicare and Medicaid participation requirements for long-term care facilities. What Happens to CMP Funds?

A portion of the CMPs collected from nursing homes is returned to the states where the penalties are imposed. These funds may be reinvested in activities that benefit nursing home residents and protect or improve their quality of care or quality of life. How can CMP Funds Be Used?

CMP funds may be used for (but not limited to) the following types of projects: Resident protection and relocation assistance - Support for residents when facilities close, are decertified, or downsize, including time-limited expenses for relocating residents to home and community-based settings or alternative facilities pursuant to agreements with state Medicaid agencies Consumer engagement initiatives - Programs that engage residents, families, and consumers to improve the quality of care in facilities Facility improvement and training - Technical assistance and training programs to implement quality assurance and performance improvement initiatives Mental and Behavioral Health - Projects that focus on delivering evidence-based behavioral health services tailored to nursing home residents’ unique needs.

Workforce Enhancement – Projects that strengthen the nursing home workforce through improved competency, education, and training, culture change, and professional development for frontline nursing home staff, including Registered Nurses (RNs), Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs), and Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs).

Note: The Nursing Home Staffing Campaign (NHSC) is a separate, targeted workforce initiative designed to increase the number of nurses in nursing homes through financial incentives and training opportunities for RNs and CNAs. For more information, visit Nursing Home Staffing Campaign or contact NHSC@cms. hhs.

gov . CMS publishes and updates information about CMP-funded projects each year. You can access a list of funded projects in the “Downloads” section below.

How to Apply for CMP Funds The CMP-funding application process is state-specific and managed by individual State Agencies. Interested applicants should: Review the CMPRP Application Handbook , which includes guidelines for creating and submitting applications to State Agencies.

Contact the State Agency – Reach out to your designated state CMPRP representative for more information Tip: Refer to the "State CMPRP Contacts" section in the handbook for specific contact details. Submit your application to the State Agency CMS offers several toolkits and resources, including educational materials and practical tools that facilities may use to reduce adverse events, improve staffing quality, and improve dementia care.

Additionally, CMS offers technical assistance and training to strengthen behavioral health care delivery in nursing homes nationwide, which were developed in collaboration with SAMHSA. Visit the Nursing Home Resource Center , Training & Resources page, to access these materials. Note : Using these toolkits & resources is optional and does not ensure compliance with Federal requirements.

Contact the CMPRP Team at CMP-info@cms. hhs. gov .

CMPRP General Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) (PDF) NEW! 2025 State CMP Fund Balances (PDF) CMPRP State Plan and Project Tracking Resources (ZIP) CMPRP Application Resources (ZIP) State CMP-Funded Projects by Calendar Year (ZIP) Section 1819 of the Social Security Act Section 1919 of the Social Security Act Chapter 7 of the State Operations Manual The Affordable Care Act (Sec. 6111.

Civil Money Penalties) QSO-25-26-NH CMPRP Updates (Released 9/29/25) Help with File Formats and Plug-Ins

Eligibility Requirements

Advocacy groups, councils, and certified long-term care facilities. Funds cannot be used for compliance-related costs or extend beyond three years.

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Who can apply for Civil Money Penalty (CMP) funds?

According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Advocacy groups, councils, and certified long-term care facilities. Funds cannot be used for compliance-related costs or extend beyond three years. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.

Who funds Civil Money Penalty (CMP) funds?

Civil Money Penalty (CMP) funds is funded by Utah Department of Health and Human Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.

How do I apply for Civil Money Penalty (CMP) funds?

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Official Opportunity Details

Eligibility Requirements

Frequently Asked Questions

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Who funds Civil Money Penalty (CMP) funds?

How do I apply for Civil Money Penalty (CMP) funds?

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