NYSDOH Dear Administrator Letter to Nursing Homes 1-21-2020 advising them that residents who are members of MLTC plans will be disenrolled after 3 months. The letter should eventually be posted with other DAL letters here - https://www.health.ny.gov/professionals/nursing_home_administrator/letters.htm#dal. See discussion in this article http://www.wnylc.com/health/entry/199/

New Disenrollment Notice form to be sent by NY Medicaid Choice to MLTC Members who have been identified as "Long Term Nursing Home Residents" (In nursing home more than 3 months). Notice has Fair Hearing rights. See more here http://www.wnylc.com/health/entry/199/

Notice sent to all MLTC members by State DOH in week of Jan. 17, 2020 explaining the change in how nursing home care relates to MLTC. If in a nursing home for more than 3 months, will no longer be eligible for or remain in an MLTC plan. See http://www.wnylc.com/health/entry/199/.

This PDF has 2 form notices being sent in Jan. 2020 to adult Nursing Home Residents approved for Institutional Medicaid, advising them that they won't be enrolled in MLTC plans as previously notified. This is implementing the change approved by CMS for MLTC. See http://www.wnylc.com/health/entry/199/. The 1st notice is to those who received notice that they must select an MLTC plan by a certain date. The 2nd notice in the PDF is to those who were told they'd be assigned to an MLTC plan on February 1, 2020. That enrollment is now canceled.

LDSS-3559 Form RESIDENTIAL HEALTH CARE FACILITY REPORT OF MEDICAID RECIPIENT ADMISSION/DISCHARGE/READMISSION/CHANGE IN STATUS. This is last version of form from 2013, which DOH has said is under revision

NYC HRA Form MAPDR-01
2019 NYS Income and Resource Standards and Federal Poverty Levels (FPL)
Dated 04-04-2019

Income and Resource levels for Medicaid and other public health programs in NYS for 2001 - 2018. 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.