Medicaid home care aide services providers need to act quickly to avoid the risk of non-payment for services. The New York State Home Care Worker Parity Act, Public Health Law § 3614-c, establishes minimum “total compensation” requirements for “home care aides” who perform Medicaid-reimbursed work for certified home health agencies (“CHHAs”), long term home health care programs (“LTHHCPs”) and managed care plans (“MCPs”). The Act applies to both mainstream managed care plans and all forms of managed long term care plans, and also affects licensed and ...
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