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Slideshow Letters from HHS Secretary and NASUAD Discuss New Federal Policy Directions: Secretary Price prioritizes additional flexibility for states and expanded waiver authority to restrict eligibility and services, while NASUAD highlights challenges posed by the American Health Care Act.
9 years ago

Slideshow Marketing Flyer: Do you know about Adult Day Health Care?
9 years ago

Slideshow Social Security Benefit to Increase by 0.3 Percent: The Social Security Administration has confirmed that the 2017 Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) for Social Security beneficiaries will be 0.3 percent.
9 years ago

Slideshow Learn More About ADHC!: Adult day health care changes how you live, not where you live.
9 years ago

Slideshow Funding Now Available to Support Health Information Exchange: Long-term/post-acute care providers with electronic health records that meet certain requirements are eligible for incentive payments of up to $10,000 to connect and contribute data to the State Health Information Network of New York.
9 years ago

Slideshow DOH Releases MLTC Value-Based Payment Clinical Advisory Group Report: Report provides outline of the Department's plans for MLTC value-based payment. Comments are due by Jan. 9, 2017.
9 years ago

Slideshow ADHCC Updates - News and Policy
9 years ago

Slideshow DOH Minimum Wage Workgroup Meets for First Time: LeadingAge New York and other groups are discussing Medicaid funding for minimum wage mandate.
9 years ago

The Adult Day Health Care Council (ADHCC) represents 130 medical model adult day health care (ADHC) programs, more than 90 percent of ADHC programs operating across New York State. ADHCC members serve more than 10,000 New Yorkers annually. We are the only organization that speaks exclusively for ADHC providers; we are dedicated to the continuation and expansion of adult day health care in an effort to meet the needs of the frail elderly, chronically ill, disabled adults and their caregivers. We offer our members outstanding operational and regulatory guidance along with state and federal advocacy and an array of educational events, useful products and resources. To contact ADHCC, call 518-867-8836.