Our comments raise concerns about the administrative burdens presented by the draft guidelines that, in several respects, exceed the requirements of federal regulations and the MLTC contract. We also question the expansiveness and ambiguity of conflict of interest requirements that could disrupt care management and provider relationships.

ALP carve-in delay, CFCO timing concerns, paid family leave presentation featured as part of MLTC discussion.

The Council discussed a proposal to facilitate the creation of large health systems by allowing the establishment of co-operators with limited powers that are authorized to share in the revenues of their affiliated providers.

LeadingAge NY's counsel provides information regarding compliance.

Webinar presentation aimed at both plans and home care providers reviewed previously issued guidance and outlined the reconciliation process.

The model would apply only to contracts between partially-capitated MLTC plans and nursing homes.