Form for Medicaid applicant or recipient to designate or change representative authorized to sign applications, renewals, or conduct other communications with local district

Fact Sheet on New Rules for Appealing Actions by Medicaid Managed Care and MLTC Plans - Starting May 1, 2018 - by NYLAG Evelyn Frank Legal Resources Program

Compilation of regulations, sample notices, forms, advocacy documents, fact sheets, and online references for CLE Webinar conducted by NYLAG EFLRP on April 18, 2018 on the new Appeals REquirements for Medicaid Managed Care as Implemented in NYS Effective May 1, 2018 (amended slides 5 and 7 4/22/18)

Form designed by NYLAG EFLRP for a managed care or MLTC member to designate a family member, attorney or care manager, provider, and/or the ICAN Ombudsprogram to request a plan appeal, fair hearing, or a change in services from a managed care or MLTC plan. This new form is necessary because of changes starting in March 2018. At that time, one must first request an internal plan appeal before requesting a fair hearing. The request must be signed by the plan member unless a representative was previously designated. Signing this form in advance could prevent harmful delays in obtaining a client signature when requesting an appeal- especially if Aid Continuing is needed. See more at http://www.wnylc.com/health/news/80/

Powerpoint from a public webinar DOH held on Mar. 28 and 30, 2018. DOH has stated that the webinar and slides will be posted for viewing, but as of April 11, 2018 they are not yet posted. As a public service NYLAG is posting the slides from the presentation.

NYC HRA Form MAPDR-01
2018 NYS Income and Resource Standards and Federal Poverty Levels (FPL)
Dated 3-20-2018 with 2018 Federal Poverty Levels for MAGI limits, MBI-WPD, MSP, etc.

Income and Resource levels for Medicaid and other public health programs in NYS for 2001 - 2017. Includes Medicare Savings Programs, Family Health Plus, Child Health Plus, Spousal Impoverishment levels, MBI-WPD, etc.

Training provides framework for understanding the changes to Medicaid effective 2014, including: new categories, new income levels, new budgeting and new benefits.

NYC Medicaid office moved from 330 West 34th Street to 785 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn NY 11238 in May 2013. Contact numbers at that office listed in this document.

Comprehensive outline published by Selfhelp, covering the many strategies for obtaining Medicaid coverage in New York through the Excess Income Program. Updated 5/29/09.