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Behavioral Health and Foster Care - Practice Guidelines and Tips - 2024
Foster Care Provider Education Letter

This letter outlines key guidance providers should be mindful of when delivering care to Medicaid enrolled children/youth in direct placement foster care and in the care of Voluntary Foster Care Agencies.

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Behavioral Health and Foster Care - Patient Resource - 2020
Frequently Asked Questions Clinical Document Submission Methods for Health and Recovery Plans (HARP) / Healthfirst Personal Wellness Plan (PWP)
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HARP Health And Recovery Plan
  
Behavioral Health and Foster Care - Patient Resource - 2020
Sample: Adult BH HCBS Plan of Care
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HARP Health And Recovery Plan
  
Behavioral Health and Foster Care - Patient Resource - 2020
Elements of a Complete Plan of Care (POC) Health and Recovery Plans (HARP) / Healthfirst Personal Wellness Plan (PWP)
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HARP Health And Recovery Plan
  
Behavioral Health and Foster Care - Patient Resource - 2020
Level of Service Request (LOSR) Minimum Requirements for BH HCBS Health and Recovery Plans (HARP) / Healthfirst Personal Wellness Plan (PWP)
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HARP Health And Recovery Plan
  
Provider Alerts - Behavioral Health and Foster Care - Policy, Billing, or Coverage Update - 2022
Four Behavioral Health Home and Community Based Services Transitioning to New Community Oriented Recovery and Empowerment Services

To improve access to rehabilitative care, New York State received federal approval to transition four Behavioral Health Home and Community Based Services (BH HCBS) to a new service array called Community Oriented Recovery and Empowerment (CORE) Services starting February 1, 2022.

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Mental & Behavioral Health
  
Behavioral Health and Foster Care - Practice Guidelines and Tips - 2022
CORE Transition: Important Workflow Reminders and FAQs

Effective February 1, 2022, New York State received federal approval to transition four Behavioral Health Home and Community Based Services (BH HCBS) to a new service array called Community Oriented Recovery and Empowerment (CORE) services.

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Behavioral Health
  
Behavioral Health and Foster Care - Practice Guidelines and Tips - 2022
Children’s Home and Community-Based Services Frequently Asked Questions

Children’s Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) are for children and youth who need extra care at home/in the community and want to avoid going to the hospital or a long-term facility. Review these important workflow reminders, answers to questions you may have about HCBS, and other helpful resources

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Behavioral Health
  
Provider Alerts - Claims & Billing - Behavioral Health and Foster Care - Policy, Billing, or Coverage Update - 2022
Child HCBS Authorizations and Reminder of State Billing and Claiming Requirements

This notice is to remind Children’s Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) providers of HCBS billing and claiming requirements, per the April 4, 2022, NYSDOH memo.

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Billing
  
Behavioral Health and Foster Care - Practice Guidelines and Tips - 2022
FAQ for Behavioral Health Benefits Carve-In to Medicaid Advantage Plus (MAP)

View for frequently asked questions to Behavioral Health providers regarding the transition of Behavioral Health services into MAP plans.

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Behavioral Health
  
Provider Alerts - Behavioral Health and Foster Care - Policy, Billing, or Coverage Update - 2022
Behavioral Health Benefits Carve-In to Medicaid Advantage Plus (MAP)

Effective January 1, 2023, New York State (NYS) is carving additional Behavioral Health (BH) services into the Medicaid Advantage Plus (MAP) plan. Healthfirst's MAP plan is called CompleteCare.

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Behavioral Health
  
Provider Alerts - Behavioral Health and Foster Care - Patient Care Resources - Provider Resources - 2023
Children’s Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) Frequently Asked Questions

Children's Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) are provided in the community and help children and youth be successful at home, in school, and in other environments. HCBS are personal and flexible and are meant to meet the physical health, behavioral health, and/or developmental needs of each child/youth.

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Children & Family