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Exec. Office of Health and Human Services and MassHealth Administration 4000-0300
funding levels adjusted for inflation (CPI)
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Adjusted for inflation (CPI) | NOT adjusted | |
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FY24 HWM | $122,374,669 | $123,456,500 |
FY23 | $135,339,721 | $128,504,597 |
FY23 GAA | $132,733,076 | $126,029,597 |
FY22 | $132,372,007 | $120,649,748 |
FY22 GAA | $132,300,883 | $120,584,923 |
FY21 | $139,350,687 | $118,520,097 |
FY20 | $132,001,234 | $109,756,936 |
FY19 | $127,708,838 | $104,535,714 |
FY18 | $128,045,310 | $102,682,373 |
FY17 | $127,465,276 | $99,976,087 |
FY16 | $119,790,563 | $92,240,452 |
FY15 | $114,287,945 | $87,422,499 |
FY14 | $120,850,702 | $91,785,813 |
FY13 | $117,862,632 | $88,144,888 |
FY12 | $116,340,550 | $85,564,473 |
FY11 | $121,724,851 | $86,970,271 |
FY10 | $130,357,904 | $91,326,742 |
FY09 | $219,196,257 | $152,068,773 |
FY08 | $207,948,860 | $142,273,307 |
FY07 | $207,813,872 | $137,095,096 |
FY06 | $196,207,341 | $126,159,490 |
FY05 | $196,374,932 | $121,670,981 |
FY04 | $192,881,153 | $116,020,407 |
FY03 | $198,903,332 | $117,060,684 |
FY02 | $80,624,699 | $46,427,307 |
FY01 | $56,936,973 | $32,216,382 |
comparisons adjusted for inflation (CPI)
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Funding for Exec. Office of Health and Human Services and MassHealth Administration |
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34.9% |
comparisons adjusted for inflation (CPI)
Notes
- In FY17, approximately $8 million for MassHealth administrative and IT funding shifted into the Executive Office of Health and Human Services. Funding moved from several small administrative line items as well as approximately $3.7 million from the Children's Behavioral Health Initiative (4000-0920).
- In FY13, funding for the Exec. Office of Health and Human Services line item included a $2.4 million earmark for Hale Hospital, previously funded in line item 1599-2009.
- Use caution comparing funding for this line item FY09-FY10. In FY10, funding for information technology was taken out of this line item and shifted to a centralized information technology account. The exact amount of this accounting change is not available.
- Funding for MassHealth often shifts among line item appropriations and special trust funds from year to year, so it is helpful to look at total MassHealth and Health Reform funding, rather than at individual line items to get a sense of funding over time. In many years, the Administration has also been allowed to transfer funding among the MassHealth program line items without additional legislative approval. This means that there may be a meaningful difference between the budgeted amount and actual spending for individual line items, and that funding budgeted for one line item is ultimately spent in another.
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FY25 Gov | $167,914,925 | $167,914,925 |
Notes
- In FY17, approximately $8 million for MassHealth administrative and IT funding shifted into the Executive Office of Health and Human Services. Funding moved from several small administrative line items as well as approximately $3.7 million from the Children's Behavioral Health Initiative (4000-0920).
- In FY13, funding for the Exec. Office of Health and Human Services line item included a $2.4 million earmark for Hale Hospital, previously funded in line item 1599-2009.
- Use caution comparing funding for this line item FY09-FY10. In FY10, funding for information technology was taken out of this line item and shifted to a centralized information technology account. The exact amount of this accounting change is not available.
- Funding for MassHealth often shifts among line item appropriations and special trust funds from year to year, so it is helpful to look at total MassHealth and Health Reform funding, rather than at individual line items to get a sense of funding over time. In many years, the Administration has also been allowed to transfer funding among the MassHealth program line items without additional legislative approval. This means that there may be a meaningful difference between the budgeted amount and actual spending for individual line items, and that funding budgeted for one line item is ultimately spent in another.