Q2 2026 findings
Reporting period open through July 15. First aggregate findings will publish once at least five providers have submitted included responses, per the published methodology. This page updates automatically as the threshold is reached.
Awaiting submissions
0 of 5 minimum providers submitted
When five included submissions exist, the dashboard sections below will populate with real aggregate values. Counties or provider categories with fewer than five reporters will remain suppressed and roll up to broader groupings.
What the dashboard will look like once Q2 publishes
Below is a preview of how findings render with sample data. The numbers shown here are fabricated for layout purposes and are not real provider responses. Real values will replace this preview the moment Q2 2026 crosses the five-included-submissions threshold.
Provider stability (example)
Share reporting at least one stability change in 90 days.
Crisis spillover (example)
Service-gap-attributed events, statewide aggregate.
DSP vacancy — five quarter trend
Median across reporting providers. The March 2026 rate cuts took effect at the start of Q2.
Chart pending
Trend will display once Q2 2026 has at least five included submissions.
Quadrant one — Provider stability
Share of reporting providers in each category indicating at least one stability change in the last 90 days.
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Provider-type breakdown will display once at least three reporters exist in each shown category.
Quadrant four — Crisis spillover
Service-gap-attributed events across the reporting period. These represent costs that have shifted from HCBS to higher-cost or non-Medicaid settings.
Chart pending
Spillover totals will display once five included submissions exist for Q2 2026.
Stress indicator by IDHW region
Composite of all four quadrants. Regions with fewer than three reporting providers fold up to neighbors.
Intervention thresholds
Per the Potentia framework, deterioration is normalized one step at a time without defined trigger points. Each indicator below has a published threshold at which the coalition considers system stress to have crossed from elevated into emergency.
A note on this data
These figures reflect self-selected providers who chose to participate. The sample is not statistically representative of all Idaho HCBS providers. Trends across reporting periods are more meaningful than absolute values. See methodology for details on collection, suppression, and limitations.