(1) Resident care and habilitation cost centers at facilities with at least sixteen residents and licensed as a nursing facility, must, according to applicable federal and state regulations, reimburse for resident living services, habilitative and training services, recreation services, and nursing services.

(2) Resident care and habilitation cost centers at facilities with less than sixteen residents and licensed as a boarding home, must, according to applicable federal and state regulations, reimburse for resident living services, habilitative and training services, recreation services, and nursing services. These cost centers must also reimburse for resident care and training staff who perform any of the administration and operations functions specified in WAC 388-835-0870.

(3) A facility's resident care and habilitation cost center rate must be its most recent reported costs per resident day adjusted for inflation.