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TPS and Public Health Insurance - French Download
TPS and assurance maladie publique 3_1_10.pdf
As a result of the earthquake on January 12, 2010 in Haiti, temporary protective status (TPS) has been extended to Haitian immigrants living in the United States. Applicants for TPS considered PRUCOL and may be eligible for public health insurance programs in New York State. This fact sheet is in French.
01 Mar, 2010 58 kb Downloads: 5173
TPS and Public Health Insurance English and Creole Download
TPS and Public Health Insurance Creole 3_1_10.pdf
As a result of the earthquake on January 12, 2010 in Haiti, temporary protective status (TPS) has been extended to Haitian immigrants living in the United States. Applicants for TPS considered PRUCOL and may be eligible for public health insurance programs in New York State. This fact sheet is in English and Creole.
01 Mar, 2010 72 kb Downloads: 5039
NY DOH Letter re. 2005 changes to FHP Download
FHP_Copay_Letter-DOH_8-05.pdf
This letter was sent in August 2005 to Family Health Plus enrollees, notifying them of changes to co-payments, vision benefit, and exclusion of government employees.
06 Dec, 2009 14 kb Downloads: 4445
Medicaid Co-payments and Family Health Plus Asset Limit Download
Increase_in_Medicaid_copays_and_new_copays_and_cuts_for_Family_Health_Plus.pdf
Memo from August 1, 2005, regarding an increase in Medicaid and Family Health Plus co-payments, the imposition of an asset limit for Family Health Plus, changes in the FHP vision benefit, and the exclusion of government employees.
06 Dec, 2009 15 kb Downloads: 8683
Public Health Insurance Download
Public Health Insurance 4_09.pdf
Overview of public health insurance programs in New York.
03 Jun, 2009 136 kb Downloads: 7507
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