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| | | Contact List of CASA Offices - Home Care Services Program (HCSP) 2020-09 NYC Home Care Services Program -CASA directory.pdf Includes announcement of new e-mail address for inquiries about HCSP cases (7-2021) | | 04 Aug, 2021 309 kb Downloads: 34886 | | | 2021-7-22 MAP New Home Care Services Program Inquiry Email Address 2021-07-22 HCSP inquiries by email.pdf This Alert is to advise Medicaid Providers, Hospitals, Client Representatives, Community Based Organizations, Certified Home Health Agencies(CHHA), and Advocates, that the Home Care Services Program (HCSP) has created an email inbox to allow for the submission of inquiries related to HCSP Medicaid case transactions using hcspinquiries@hra.nyc.gov. Allowed inquiries/transaction include demographic changes, address updates, pooled trust review, county-to-county transfer requests, Medicare Savings Program and coverage updates. This email is NOT FOR SUBMITTING APPLICATIONS or documents related to an application. Please read Alert for required information. | | 26 Jul, 2021 129 kb Downloads: 1989 | | | MAP-751K Consumer Request to Change Information on File (3-15-21)(fill-able) MAP-751K (3-15-2021)(English)(fill-able).pdf NYC HRA Form to use to notify HRA of change in name, address, mailing address, date of birth, SSN, and to request mail in different languages or formats for disability (Updated 3-15-21). The MAP-751K is also posted at https://www1.nyc.gov/site/hra/help/health-assistance.page in other languages. Upon completion, it can be faxed to HRA using 917-639-0837. (Updated 2-18-2021) NOTE: The 751k is no longer used to request a change in budgeting. For that, use new form MAP-751W posted at the same webpage as above for the 751K. | | 16 May, 2021 89 kb Downloads: 8911 | | | MAP-751k (Spanish)(3-15-2021) MAP-751K (3-15-2021)(Spanish).pdf NYC HRA Form to use to notify HRA of change in name, address, mailing address, date of birth, SSN, and to request mail in different languages or formats for disability (Updated 3-15-2021) NOTE: The 751k is no longer used to request a change in budgeting. Instead use new form MAP-751W available at https://www1.nyc.gov/site/hra/help/health-assistance.page in various languages. | | 31 Mar, 2021 75 kb Downloads: 1360 | | | HRA MICSA Alert 8-22-2019 Elimination of MAP 2097K - with sample of MAP 909e Renewal Form 2019-08-22 Elimination of MAP-2097K- with 909E Renewal Form.pdf Says MAP-2097K Health Insurance Eligibility Screening Worksheet is obsolete. Alert includes sample of MAP 909E (4/19/18) which is still the renewal form used in NYC as of 3/30/21. Says renewals will be deferred if all pages not submitted. Note that Alert has no date but the HRA MARC website indicates date is 8/22/19. | | 30 Mar, 2021 324 kb Downloads: 3770 | | | MICSA Alert: Asset Verification System (AVS) Expanded to Hospital Eligibility and Client Representative Case Submissions 2019-12-5 Asset Verification System (AVS) Expanded to Hospital Eligibility Submissions.pdf HRA MICSA Alert: Asset Verification System (AVS) Expanded to Hospital Eligibility and Client Representative Case Submissions (11/29/2019)(revised) | | 23 Sep, 2020 136 kb Downloads: 2012 | | | 2020-05-28 Defective Renewal Notices During COVID-19 Emergency 2020-05-28 Defective Renewal Notices.pdf HRA Alert about notices sent in error to 30,000+ Medicaid recipients in NYC discontinuing Medicaid. The alert has the language of the correction notices that the consumers will receive. | | 31 May, 2020 78 kb Downloads: 2335 | | | NYC HRA Medicaid Alert April 16, 2020 2020-04-16 Fax Submissions to MICSA & HCSP.pdf HRA Alert with fax numbers for authorized submitters and providers to fax applications and other requests to various HRA Medicaid units - during the COVID-19 epidemic. The fax number posted at https://www1.nyc.gov/site/hra/locations/medicaid-locations.page for the PUBLIC to fax applications is not on this list - it is 917-639-0732 | | 17 Apr, 2020 172 kb Downloads: 2062 | | | Sample NYC Stenson Notice (revised 2015) with Renewal form (revised 2013) MAP-909 (English) Stenson Notice (1-15-2015) with 3074 form (10-16-2013).pdf Notice used in NYC to advise a former SSI recipient of the procedure to have continuing Medicaid eligibility determined, with Renewal form to be completed and returned (MAP 909 and MAP 3074) | | 15 Jan, 2020 2.02 mb Downloads: 9334 | | | MAPDR-21 - Medicaid Managed Care Exemptions and Exclusions MAPDR-21 Medicaid Managed Care Exemptions and Exclusions 9-28-2015.pdf This documents lists which categories of beneficiaries are exempt or excluded from the requirement of joining a mainstream medicaid managed care plan. Rev'd 9/28/15 | | 03 Jan, 2020 71 kb Downloads: 15535 | |
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FAQs
Submit a request for records in person:
The Department of Health's main offices are located in the Corning Tower, Empire State Plaza, Albany, New York. Upon entering the main entrance of the building, advise Security Staff that you would like to request records.
What is the highest income to qualify for Medicaid 2024 in NY? ›
The income limit for a single person to qualify for Medicaid in NY in 2024 is $20,121 a year or $1,677 a month. For a family of two (couple), the annual income limit is $27,214 or $2,268 a month. This is a significant increase from 2023.
What is the maximum income to qualify for NYS health insurance? ›
Eligibility and Cost
| Family Contributions | Monthly Income by Family Size* (Effective for applications received on or after 2/18/2024) |
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| 1 | 2 |
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| Free Insurance | $2,787 | $3,782 |
| $15 Per Child Per Month (Maximum of $45 per family) | $3,138 | $4,259 |
| $30 Per Child Per Month (Maximum of $90 per family) | $3,765 | $5,110 |
3 more rowsValid and current driver's license. Valid and current passport. Original US birth certificate. Social Security card.
Who can access NY medical records? ›
New York State Law requires all health care practitioners and facilities to allow patients to have access to their health records. However, some restrictions may apply. This form describes your rights, what information is available and how to appeal if access to health records is denied.
How long does New York State keep medical records? ›
(4) Medical records shall be retained in their original or legally reproduced form for a period of at least six years from the date of discharge or three years after the patient's age of majority (18 years), whichever is longer, or at least six years after death.
What is considered low income in NYS? ›
Persons or families of low income are (a) In New York City, those whose family income does not exceed 80% of the median income for the metropolitan statistical area, except that, in the case of a homestead, does not exceed 80% of the median income for the state, (b) outside New York City, where the property is located ...
Can you own a home and get Medicaid in NY? ›
In New York, an applicant for Medicaid cannot own more than approximately $16,000 in assets. (Bank accounts, annuities, cash value of life insurance policies, etc., are counted.) While the Medicaid recipient is living in his or her home, it will be exempt.
What assets are exempt from Medicaid in NY? ›
Exemptions generally include one's primary home, personal belongings, household items, a vehicle, burial funds up to $1,500 or a life insurance policy with a cash value up to $1,500, and non-refundable pre-paid funeral agreements. In New York, IRAs and 401Ks in payout status are also exempt.
How does NY State of Health verify income? ›
PROOF OF CURRENT INCOME: You must provide a letter, written statement, or copy of check or stubs, from the employer, person or agency providing the income. Submit all that apply.
What You Pay Per Month
| Plan Type | Rate |
|---|
| Individual | $1,096.22 |
| Two Adult | $2,192.44 |
| Parent & Child(ren) | $1,863.57 |
| Family | $3,124.23 |
If you are under 21 years of age, over 65 years of age, certified blind, certified disabled, pregnant, or a parent of a child under 21 years of age, you may be eligible for Medicaid if your income is above these levels and have medical bills.
Do you have to pay back Medicaid in NY? ›
Generally speaking, Medicaid will seek repayment for anything it paid for after a person reaches the age of 55. The goal of MERP is to recover the funds Medicaid expended on behalf of a beneficiary.
How long does it take to get approved for Medicaid in New York? ›
How long does it take for a Medicaid application to be processed? Most applications that we submit are approved in 4 – 5 weeks. This is a generalization; some applications take longer than that to process and some shorter.
Will Medicaid pay for 24 hour home care in NY? ›
How to obtain 24 hour Medicaid home care. The first step when looking to obtain 24 hour home care is to seek a provider that is at least willing to provide it when necessary. As stated above, we have found that 24 hour home care is usually only approved by MLTC plans.
How much can New York State charge for medical records? ›
If I want copies of my records, do I have to pay for them? The law allows physicians and institutions to charge no more than 75 cents a page, plus postage, for paper copies of medical records. Physicians may charge the actual reproduction costs for radiographic materials, such as X-rays or MRI films.
How do I get my medical records from the health app? ›
Add your health records
- On your iPhone or iPad, open the Health app.
- If you're on your iPhone, tap the Summary tab, then tap your profile picture. ...
- Under Features, tap Health Records, then tap Get Started. ...
- You're prompted to allow the Health app to use your location to find hospitals and health networks near you.
I was treated in your office [at your facility] between [fill in dates]. I request copies of the following [or all] health records related to my treatment. [Identify records requested (e.g., medical-history form you filled out; physician and nurses' notes; test results; consultations with specialists; referrals).]
Can you see who has viewed your medical records? ›
Can I find out who has accessed my health records? You can request an “accounting of disclosures,” which will tell you everyone who has received your health records for the past six years for purposes other than treatment, payment and health care operations.
