New York Codes, Rules and Regulations
Title 14 - DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HYGIENE
Chapter XIV - Office for People With Developmental Disabilities
Part 635 - General Quality Control and Administrative Requirements Applicable to Programs, services or Facilities Funded or Certified by the Office for People With Developmental Disabilities
Subpart 635-12 - Liability for Services
Section 635-12.7 - Obligations of individuals receiving or requesting services and liable parties-preexisting services
Universal Citation: 14 NY Comp Codes Rules and Regs § 635-12.7
Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 12, March 26, 2025
(a) This section applies only to preexisting services.
(b) Responsibility to provide information.
(1) Individuals receiving
preexisting services and other liable parties shall, by the payment start date,
provide information upon the provider's request regarding personal and
financial information as may be reasonably required to identify liable parties
and to ascertain the individual's and any other liable parties' ability to pay
for services or the individual's ability to obtain and maintain full Medicaid
coverage.
(2) Subsequent to the
provision of the information required in paragraph (1) of this subdivision and
throughout the period that preexisting services are received, the individual
and other liable parties shall notify the provider of any changes in liable
parties, any changes in the individual's Medicaid coverage and any changes that
may affect the individual's eligibility for full Medicaid coverage and/or the
individual's and other liable parties' ability to pay for services. If the
individual or any other party receives a notice from the Medicaid district that
the individual is losing full Medicaid coverage, the individual or party must
inform the provider within five days of receipt of the notice.
(3) Prior to the payment start date, each
individual receiving preexisting services must:
(i) present evidence of full Medicaid
coverage; or
(ii) take all
necessary steps to obtain full Medicaid coverage; or
(iii) disclose to the provider such
information as may be reasonably required to obtain and maintain full Medicaid
coverage, and allow the provider to assist the individual to take all necessary
steps to obtain and maintain full Medicaid coverage or to apply on behalf of
the individual; or
(iv) agree to
pay for the services in accordance with the applicable fee schedule in section
635-12.9 of this Subpart. Liable
parties may agree in lieu of the individual; or
(v) agree to pay for the services in
accordance with the reduced fee established by the provider and acknowledge
that any reduction of the fee shall not constitute nor be construed as a
release of the individual or any liable party from liability for payment of the
full fee. Other liable parties may agree and acknowledge same in lieu of the
individual; or
(vi) acknowledge
that the fee has been waived by the provider and that any waiver of the fee
shall not constitute nor be construed as a release of the individual or any
liable party from liability for payment of the full fee. Other liable parties
may acknowledge same in lieu of the individual.
(4) In addition, if an individual not already
enrolled in the HCBS waiver is receiving preexisting services that are offered
through the HCBS waiver, the individual must take all necessary steps to enroll
in the HCBS waiver by the payment start date and must take all necessary steps
to maintain enrollment in the HCBS waiver.
(5) Unless the fee is waived by the provider,
if the individual does not obtain full Medicaid coverage by the payment start
date, or if the individual loses full Medicaid coverage on or after the payment
start date, the individual and/or liable parties must either:
(i) pay for the preexisting services
delivered on or after the payment start date in accordance with the applicable
fee schedule in section
635-12.9 of this Subpart;
or
(ii) pay for the preexisting
services delivered on or after the payment start date with the reduced fees
established by the provider.
(6) For Medicaid service coordination; day
treatment services; the following HCBS waiver services: at home residential
habilitation services, prevocational services, supported employment services,
respite services; and blended and comprehensive services: If a notice from the
Medicaid district has been received prior to March 15, 2010, which states that
the individual is losing full Medicaid coverage on or after March 15, 2010, the
individual or other party receiving the notice shall notify the provider about
such notice by March 22, 2010.
(7)
On or after the preexisting compliance date, if the individual or any other
party receives a notice from the Medicaid district that the individual is
losing full Medicaid coverage, the individual or party must inform the provider
within five days of receipt of the notice.
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