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CORRECTED Training CLE Announcement - Dec. 3, 2014 - MLTC & FIDA - Co-Sponsored by NYLAG and NY New York Chapter of Professional Geriatric Care Managers Download
Medicaid_Seminar_Announcement.pdf
Live training and webinar on Dec. 3, 2014 on MLTC and FIDA in Manhattan. NOTE CORRECTED ADDRESS
18 Nov, 2014 626 kb Downloads: 3908
Consumer Coalition Comments on Draft Quality Strategy of NYS DOH Managed Care Program Download
CPRNYDE comments on 2014 Quality Strategy 07-13-14 - FINAL.pdf
Consumer Coalition Comments on Draft Quality Strategy of NYS DOH Managed Care Program (JUly 13, 2014)
08 Sep, 2014 419 kb Downloads: 3887
Medicaid Matters Fact Sheet: Managed Long Term Care in NYS Part I: The Basics Download
MMNY - MMC Fact Sheet Advocate - MLTC 1 The Basics 08-14.pdf
Medicaid Matters Fact Sheet: Managed Long Term Care in NYS Part I: The Basics - updated August 2014. See also Fact Sheet II - Grievance and Appeal Rights in MLTC
http://www.wnylc.com/health/afile/184/415/.
27 Aug, 2014 577 kb Downloads: 8258
NYC HRA MICSA Medicaid Alert - Consumer-Directed Personal Assistance (CDPAP) & Managed Care (10/26/12) Download
2012-10-26 CDPAP and Managed Care.pdf
Effective Nov. 1, 2012, Consumer-Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP) is included in the benefit package for both Mainstream Medicaid Managed Care and Managed Long Term Care. This change affects both people who have Medicaid only and people who have both Medicaid and Medicare ("dual eligibles). See info on CDPAP at http://wnylc.com/health/entry/40/.

(1) Most people STATEWIDE with Medicaid Only (but no Medicare) are already required to enroll in a Mainstream Medicaid Managed Care (MMC) plan. Those plans will now approve, authorize and pay for CDPAP. See http://wnylc.com/health/news/22/

(2) Managed Long Term Care (MLTC)-- See info at http://wnylc.com/health/news/41/.

Since MLTC is now mandatory as of 9/1/2012 in NYC for "dual eligibles" needing personal care, CDPAP recipients in NYC will begin receiving letters giving them 60 days to select an MLTC plan, or they will be auto-assigned to a plan on a random basis. The MLTC plans must contract with CONCEPTS and Chinese-American Planning Council through 10/31/13 so consumers can keep their current aides. See more at http://wnylc.com/health/entry/40/
18 Aug, 2014 117 kb Downloads: 11470
Letter to CMS from Consumer Advocates August 29, 2012 on Managed Long Term Care Download
Consumer Letter NY CMS 8-28-2012.pdf
Letter to CMS from Consumer Advocates August 29, 2012 on protections needed in Managed Long Term Care
07 Aug, 2014 118 kb Downloads: 3456
Dec. 27, 2011 Letter to CMS from Consumer Groups re Managed Long Term Care Waiver Download
consumer letter to cms 12-2011 rev.pdf
Letter expressing concerns re expansion of 1115 waiver to mandate enrollment in managed long term care
06 Aug, 2014 826 kb Downloads: 5820
Comments of Community Catalyst on NYS Proposal for FIDA (June 28, 2012) Download
CCatalyst response to NY proposal 6 28 12 final.pdf
Comments of Community Catalyst on NYS Proposal for FIDA (June 28, 2012)
25 Jul, 2014 236 kb Downloads: 3426
Coalition of Dual Eligibles Comments on Draft 3-Way Contract for FIDA Download
CPRNYDE Comments re FIDA draft three-way contract 05-05-14.pdf
Coalition to Protect the Rights of NY Dual Eligibles Comments, May 5, 2014
25 Jul, 2014 264 kb Downloads: 4398
Comments of CIDNY on Draft 3-way FIDA Contract, May 2, 2014 Download
CIDNY Comments FIDA draft three-way contract 05 02 14.pdf
Center for Independence of the Disabled NY Comments, May 2, 2014
25 Jul, 2014 208 kb Downloads: 3779
NYLAG Comments on Draft Three-Way FIDA Contract Download
NYLAG Comments on 3-way contract.pdf
Comments by New York Legal Assistance Group, May 13, 2014
25 Jul, 2014 272 kb Downloads: 4075
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