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Happy Holidays from ADHCC!
New Study Details Medicare Advantage Plans Offering Newly Authorized Supplemental Benefits The study, commissioned by the Better Medicare Alliance, identifies the plans that are offering new health-related benefits, the benefits they are offering, and the states in which they are available.
- 6 years ago
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Happy Holidays from ADHCC!
Updated HCBS Matrix Available for Member Use Document now includes housing and CCRC options.
- 6 years ago
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Happy Holidays from ADHCC!
Few Medicare Advantage Plans Offering New Supportive Services Benefits in 2019 Despite new authority to offer expanded "health-related" benefits, only a small fraction of Medicare Advantage plans are offering new supplemental benefits, such as adult day health care and personal care, in 2019.
- 6 years ago
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Happy Holidays from ADHCC!
DOH Posts Nursing Home Draft Rates Providers should download and review their January 2019 Medicaid preliminary draft rates.
- 6 years ago
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Happy Holidays from ADHCC!
MLTC Quality Work Group Discusses 2018 and 2019 Quality Incentive Changes DOH proposes minor changes in 2018 and 2019 MLTC Quality Incentive.
- 6 years ago
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Happy Holidays from ADHCC!
ADHCC Offers Free Webinar CACFP The NYS Department of Health Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) is available to eligible ADHC and SADC programs to improve the wellness of adults. This presentation will provide an overview of CACFP including the benefits of participation, reimbursement rates, the CACFP Adult Meal Pattern, and requirements for participating in CACFP.
- 6 years ago
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Happy Holidays from ADHCC!
CMS Proposes New Medicaid Managed Care Regulations The proposed regulations are intended to reduce administrative burdens and give state Medicaid agencies greater flexibility to address local circumstances and populations.
- 6 years ago
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Happy Holidays from ADHCC!
Expansion of "Public Charge" Classification for Immigrants Proposed Proposed expansion of the types of public benefits that trigger a determination that an immigrant is likely to be a "public charge" may affect access to "green cards" and utilization of Medicaid.
- 6 years ago
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