on a monthly basis for care. The cost of basic charges will be on the nursing home bill, but it also can contain the cost of auxiliary services. It's critical to understand the distinction. The intricacy of the care, the extent of the services, the style of room (private or semi-private), and other facilities will all affect the nursing home billing rate. The first billing statement should include a prorated cost for the month of admission, assuming the resident did not attend the healthcare facility on the first day of the billing cycle (the number of days spent in the facility x the rate for room and board). A "pre-bill" for the expense of the following month is another common feature of nursing care invoices; once more, some states will charge a tax on the entire bill amount. The sum remaining after deductions for Medicare/Medicaid, health insurance, and/or long-term care insurance will represent the amount payable by the resident.