Mimi Weber

With the Article 29-I Voluntary Foster Care Agency (VFCA) transition slated to go live on July 1st, MCTAC, working closely with DOH and OCFS, has developed webinars and tools to help providers prepare.

This pre-recorded webinar provides an overview of the updated Article 29-I Health Facility Billing Guidance and focus on the requirements for billing Medicaid Managed Care for Other Limited Health-Related Services. 

Target Audience: Article 29-I Providers

With the Article 29-I Voluntary Foster Care Agency (VFCA) transition slated to go live on July 1st, MCTAC, working closely with DOH and OCFS, has developed webinars and tools to help providers prepare.  

This pre-recorded webinar provides an overview of the updated Article 29-I Health Facility Billing Guidance and focus on the requirements for billing Medicaid Managed Care for Core Limited Health-Related Services. 

Target Audience: Article 29-I Providers

For VFCA providers billing Medicaid Fee For Service, especially those opting into Phase 1 in February 2021, this pre-recorded webinar will provide an overview of the updated Article 29-I Health Facility Billing Guidance and focus on the requirements for billing Medicaid Fee For Service for Core Limited Health-Related Services and for Other Limited Health-Related Services. 

Target Audience: VFCA providers billing Fee For Service, especially those opting into Phase 1 in February 2021 

This webinar outlined the process and information needed for HHCM and C-YES to work collaboratively with OPWDD DDROs regarding HCBS LOC Eligibility for the two Target Populations of Developmental Disability (DD) and Medically Fragile & DD in Foster Care.

Target audience:  Health Home Care Management Agencies, C-YES, DDRO, LDSS Foster Care Services staff and Voluntary Foster Care Agencies

Draft OPWDD DDRO Manual - Eligibility Process for Children's Waiver can be found by clicking Resources below. 
 

In March 2019, MCTAC and NYS OCFS facilitated in-person trainings throughout New York concerning the Article 29-I license. The purpose of these trainings was to provide a foundational understanding of the Article 29-I requirements, address themes and concerns that came up during past focus groups, and have Voluntary Foster Care Agencies (VFCAs) develop a strategic plan for implementing Article 29-I.

Topics included allocations, EHR, phased implementation, preparing to work with Managed Care, etc. 

The New York State Office of Mental Health, Office of Children and Family Services, and Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services held a webinar to review the State’s proposal for use of Children’s Readiness Funds. These funds will help prepare Children’s Behavioral Health Providers to deliver new Children and Family Treatment and Support Services and Children’s Aligned Home and Community Based Services.

Target Audience: This webinar is open to all Children’s Behavioral Health Providers.

These full day in-person trainings reviewed the Children's System Implementation Timeline and four of the new children’s services: Other Licensed Practitioner (OLP), Community Psychiatric Supports and Treatment (CPST), Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSR), and Family Peer Support Services (FPSS).

Audience: Providers serving individuals under 21, who are designated to provide or plan to provide Children and Family Treatment and Support Services (State Plan Services).

Originally scheduled for February 13th. Slides can be viewed below. State representatives from NYS OMH, OASAS, DOH, and OCFS provided an overview of the draft 1115 MRT Waiver Demonstration for Children. This 1115 is in the public comment period with a feedback submission deadline of March 15th. State presenters​ reviewed the draft 1115 MRT Waiver Demonstration for Children, provided clarification, and offered insights​ into this complex technical document. There was a significant portion of time allotted for Q&A.