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CON & Non-CON State Expansion Tracking Directory

Every mandatory CON state, verified portal links, API access status, and regulatory scope — plus proxy tracking strategies for states without CON requirements. A technical reference for monitoring capital expenditure projects, ASC applications, and behavioral health filings across all 50 states & DC.

36 CON States & DC14 Non-CON StatesAPI availability mappedAll links verified
A Certificate of Need (CON) filing is the ultimate leading indicator for healthcare expansion. Because health systems are legally required to file public applications months — or years — before breaking ground, an approved CON means future executive, clinical, and operational hiring is already funded and locked in. States marked Long-Term Care Only or Specialized Scope have deregulated hospitals and ASCs — filter them out of your pipeline tracking.
#StateAPIScopeVerified PortalRegulatory Scope & Notes
01AlabamaScrapableBroadshpda.alabama.gov ↗
Broad Scope: Regulates general/specialized hospitals, ASCs, psychiatric systems, and major medical equipment entries.
// Online filing system; scrapable via POST session handling.
02AlaskaDynamicBroadcertofneed.health.alaska.gov ↗
Broad Scope: Mandatory for acute care builds, residential psychiatric centers, and high-tier capital expenditure thresholds.
// Dynamic web platform (MyAlaska framework) with live data tables.
03ArkansasNo APILTC Onlyhealthy.arkansas.gov ↗
Long-Term Care Only: General acute hospitals, ASC configurations, and behavioral centers are deregulated. Monitors nursing spaces only.
04ConnecticutSocrata APIBroadportal.ct.gov/ohs ↗
Broad Scope: Controls hospital setups, corporate transfers of ownership, absolute terminations of service, and imaging assets.
// Socrata Native API (data.ct.gov) tracking active dockets.
05DelawareNo APIBroaddhss.delaware.gov ↗
Broad Scope: Governs healthcare institutions, freestanding emergency departments, and ambulatory surgery environments.
06District of ColumbiaNo APIBroaddchealth.dc.gov ↗
Broad Scope: Applies to any physical healthcare setting, psychiatric clinic addition, or major asset acquisition.
07FloridaNo APILTC Onlyahca.myflorida.com ↗
Long-Term Care Only: Eliminated standard hospital and ASC limits entirely. Framework strictly targets nursing homes and hospices.
08GeorgiaNo APIBroaddch.georgia.gov ↗
Broad Scope: Regulates acute facilities, specialized equipment, and surgical centers.
// Structured DB publishing monthly Excel status updates. Minor carve-outs for selective psych beds.
09HawaiiNo APIBroadhealth.hawaii.gov/shpda ↗
Broad Scope: Covers new builds, behavioral therapy layouts, clinical service entries, and high-capital spending adjustments.
10IllinoisDynamicBroadhcaap.illinois.gov ↗
Broad Scope: Monitors hospital bed modifications, long-term environments, dialysis setups, and absolute facility closures.
// Dynamic project query system on a legacy database.
11IndianaNo APILTC Onlyin.gov/health ↗
Long-Term Care Only: Does not manage or restrict acute hospitals, standalone ASCs, or psychiatric clinics via CON.
12IowaNo APIBroadhhs.iowa.gov ↗
Broad Scope: Regulates institutional additions and surgical environments.
// Safe-harbor rules exist for adding acute psych beds.
13KentuckyDynamicBroadchfs.ky.gov ↗
Broad Scope: Covers acute care footprints, inpatient mental facilities, scanner allocations, and ambulatory modifications.
// Office of Health Data system providing weekly application summaries.
14LouisianaNo APISpecializedldh.la.gov ↗
Specialized Scope: Primarily restricts specialized environments, long-term nursing beds, and developmental disability additions.
// Health Standards division logs; low programmatic access.
15MaineNo APIBroadmaine.gov/dhhs/dlc ↗
Broad Scope: Enforced on major capital improvements, introduction of novel technological assets, and hospital campus builds.
16MarylandDynamicBroadmhcc.maryland.gov ↗
Broad Scope: Extensive governance covering all new footprints, surgical centers, complex renovations, and program extensions.
// MHCC portal featuring queryable dynamic docket listings.
17MassachusettsSocrata APIBroadmass.gov/determination-of-need-don ↗
Broad Scope: Termed 'Determination of Need'. Restricts clinical service changes, substantial capital expenditures, and equipment.
// Socrata Data Engine (data.mass.gov) archives available.
18MichiganSocrata APIBroadmichigan.gov/mdhhs ↗
Broad Scope: Explicitly regulates hospital beds, dynamic air ambulances, CT/MRI scanners, open-heart programs, and ASC slots.
// Socrata platform (data.michigan.gov) handles inventory counts.
19MississippiNo APIBroadmsdh.ms.gov ↗
Broad Scope: Enforces strict rules regarding new service rollouts, geographic asset relocation, and institutional expansion caps.
20MissouriDynamicBroadhealth.mo.gov ↗
Hospital Focused: Triggered by facility construction or expensive machinery procurement.
// Standalone ASC entries are mostly exempt. Query system tracking historical listings.
21NebraskaNo APILTC Onlydhhs.ne.gov ↗
Long-Term Care Only: Hospital components were repealed. Program manages rehabilitation configurations and nursing setups.
22NevadaNo APILTC Onlydpbh.nv.gov ↗
Rural Geographic Scope: Restricts development exclusively within counties under 100,000 population to stabilize asset distribution.
23New JerseyNo APIBroadnj.gov/health ↗
Broad Scope: Controls comprehensive hospital infrastructure and high-tier specialized options.
// ASCs frequently use expedited paths.
24New YorkSocrata APIBroadhealth.ny.gov ↗
Broad Scope (Strictest): Governed via Article 28. Regulates all hospital bed changes, behavioral clinic entries, remodeling, and additions.
// Socrata Native Engine (health.data.ny.gov). Full developer API.
25North CarolinaNo APIBroadinfo.ncdhhs.gov ↗
Broad Scope: Requires a CON for all acute care additions, psychiatric expansions, surgical spaces, and capital spending overrides.
26OhioNo APILTC Onlyodh.ohio.gov ↗
Long-Term Care Only: Hospital frameworks were dropped in 1997. Active architecture only limits nursing home beds.
27OklahomaNo APISpecializedoklahoma.gov/health ↗
Specialized Scope: Focuses on long-term healthcare environments, psychiatric facilities, and managed substance abuse spaces.
// HRDS regulatory data center posting text roster dumps.
28OregonNo APIBroadoregon.gov/oha ↗
Hospital Focused: Reviews standard hospitals and medical rehab wings. Outpatient surgical entries are largely exempt.
29Rhode IslandNo APIBroadhealth.ri.gov ↗
Broad Scope: Controls innovative institutional systems, high-tier clinical assets, outpatient surgical setups, and closures.
30South CarolinaNo APILTC Onlydph.sc.gov ↗
Long-Term Care Focused: Recent legislative updates heavily scaled back rules, leaving nursing care and narrow specialized services regulated.
31TennesseeDynamicBroadtn.gov/hsda ↗
Broad Scope: Enforced on new acute care structures and behavioral programs.
// ASC facilities face strict geographic rules. Dynamic administrative engine.
32VermontDynamicBroadgmcboard.vermont.gov ↗
Broad Scope: Highly structured. Reviews all clinical infrastructure, mental health structures, and capital investments over $3M.
// GMCB dynamic document library housing continuous cases.
33VirginiaNo APIBroadvdh.virginia.gov ↗
Broad Scope: Called 'Certificate of Public Need' (COPN). Triggers on neonatal units, psychiatric wings, surgical suites, and beds.
34WashingtonNo APIBroaddoh.wa.gov ↗
Broad Scope: Regulates tertiary clinical options, new hospital builds, specialized ASC operations, and mental health facilities.
35West VirginiaDynamicBroadhca.wv.gov ↗
Broad Scope: Captures all new healthcare operations, physical expansions, and high-cost machinery.
// Comprehensive legal search tool. Birthing centers are exempt.
36WisconsinNo APILTC Onlydhs.wisconsin.gov ↗
Long-Term Care Only: Focuses capital expenditure restrictions heavily onto long-term nursing facilities and specialized beds.

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