The meeting included updates on federal reporting requirements for Medicaid managed care plans, electronic notices for managed care members, and the transition of dual eligibles from mainstream managed care plans.

Discussion includes NYIA issues, batch disenrollment, and various other updates.

DOH provides updates on Independent Assessor, Duals Initiatives, and other priority issues.

DOH announced a delay in the implementation of the MLTC nursing home benefit limit due to a systems issue. The transition of long-term nursing home residents from MLTC to FFS will not take place on March 1^st upstate, as previously planned. The expected duration of the delay and whether it will affect the NYC transition were not known at the time of the meeting. The meeting also included updates on quality measure reporting, provider network submissions, and Medicare-Medicaid managed care procedures.

The December managed care plan meeting with DOH covered a variety of new and long-standing MLTC issues, including updates on the nursing home benefit limit and MLTC enrollment lock-in, integrated Medicare-Medicaid managed care policies, the transition of FIDA program enrollees, VBP contract submission deadlines, CINERGY payments, DSRIP 2.0, and MLTC model contracts, as well as new requirements governing crossover coordination of benefit agreements.

Discussion featured updates on disenrollment, HCBS self-assessments for SADC, and eFMAP directed payments to LHCSAs.

The October policy and planning meeting for managed care plans included updates on the HCBS settings rule assessment requirements for social adult day care, behavioral health carve-in for MAP plans, resumption of involuntary disenrollment, and the next round of disenrollment of long-term nursing home residents.

Deloitte and DOH review the development of, and adjustments to, April 2021 rates for Partially Capitated MLTC and MAP plans.