Stdio MCP server for MCHS schemas, validation, support status, and evidence.
Contributing | Security | Code of Conduct | Citation This project provides Python translations of the IHACPA SAS funding calculators. Modules cover acute, emergency department, mental health, subacute and outpatient activity along with HAC and AHR adjustment logic. The implementation is being brought into explicit parity with the official SAS calculators, but validation is tracked per calculator…
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Contributing | Security | Code of Conduct | Citation This project provides Python translations of the IHACPA SAS funding calculators. Modules cover acute, emergency department, mental health, subacute and outpatient activity along with HAC and AHR adjustment logic. The implementation is being brought into explicit parity with the official SAS calculators, but validation is tracked per calculator and year rather than claimed as complete across the whole repository. The current implementation…
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