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August 7, 2019 Commissioner Howard Zucker NYS Department Of ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE 60 Madison Avenue, 5th Floor New York, NY 10010 Tel (212) 545-2400 • Fax (212) 463-8411 www.chnnyc.org Elizabeth Krob Kellner Chair Robert Hayes President/CEO August 7, 2019 BRONX South Bronx Health Center Commissioner Howard Zucker 975 Westchester Ave., Bronx, NY 10459 Tel (718) 320-4466 • Fax (718) 991-3829 NYS Department of Health Tremont Health Center Corning Tower, Empire State Plaza 4215 Third Ave, 2nd Fl., Bronx, NY 10457 Albany, NY 12237 Tel (718) 294-5891 • Fax (718) 294-2468 BROOKLYN Williamsburg Health Center RE: Same-Day Billing for Integrating Care 94-98 Manhattan Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11206 Tel (718) 388-0390 • Fax (718) 486-5741 Dear Commissioner Zucker, Crown Heights Health Center 1167 Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11225 Tel (718) 778-0198 • Fax (718) 221-8169 The undersigned parties petition your office to support the removal of New York East New York Health Center 999 Blake Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11208 State Medicaid’s burdensome restrictions on same-day billing for medical and Tel (718) 277-8303 • Fax (718) 277-4795 behavioral healthcare. MANHATTAN Harlem Health Center 81 W. 115th St., New York, NY 10026 Article 28 clinics that have opted out of Ambulatory Patient Groups (APGs) are Tel (212) 426-0088 • Fax (212) 426-8367 currently unable to bill for both a medical and behavioral health visit on the same Washington Heights Health Center day. This presents significant barriers to continuity and quality of care, particularly 511 W. 157th St., New York, NY 10032 Tel (212) 781-7979 • Fax (212) 781-7963 for individuals in low-resourced settings. Patients’ outcomes are best when their primary care and behavioral health needs are addressed in tandem; the current Lower East Side Health Center 150 Essex Street, New York, NY 10002 limits prevent healthcare practitioners from providing this standard of care and Tel (212) 477-1120 • Fax (212) 477-8957 meeting patients where they are. Same-day billing not only benefits patients with Seward Park Campus SBHC co-occurring primary care and behavioral health needs, it also affects patients 350 Grand St., Rm. 240, New York, NY 10002 Tel (212) 432-8490 whose treatment involves multiple practitioners. QUEENS Long Island City Health Center Currently, 37 states – but not New York – have passed same-day billing, putting 36-11 21st St., Long Island City, NY 11106 Tel (718) 482-7772 • Fax (718) 482-9648 substance behind their stated policy of integrating care. While we acknowledge Sutphin Boulevard Health Center New York State’s past efforts towards integrated care, it is insufficient without the 97-04 Sutphin Blvd., Jamaica, NY 11435 Tel (718) 657-7088 • Fax (718) 657-7092 allowance for same-day billing. Jamaica Health Center 90-04 161st St., Jamaica, NY 11432 Given the high volume of Medicaid patients across the state who require primary Tel (718) 523-2123 • Fax (718) 523-5833 and behavioral care, it is imperative that this payment reform be implemented Medical Mobile Van promptly. To that end, we are requesting that the Department authorize Medicaid Tel (212) 545-2495 same-day billing practices by October 1, 2019. Office Locations: 345 E. 102nd St., 4th Fl., New York, NY 10029 Tel (212) 360-8080 • Fax (212) 828-2325 We, the undersigned parties, call on your office to allow for same-day billing to 170 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY 11211 advance integration and increase access to the nearly 5.9 million Medicaid Tel (718) 486-4933 beneficiaries across New York State. 975 Kelly St., Bronx, NY 10459 Tel (718) 320-4499 • Fax (718) 862-4497 Sincerely, AHRC New York City Apicha Community Health Center Betances Health Center Callen-Lorde Community Health Center Coalition for Behavioral Health Coalition for the Homeless ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE 60 Madison Avenue, 5th Floor Coalition of Medication-Assisted Treatment Providers & Advocates of NYS New York, NY 10010 Community Healthcare Network Tel (212) 545-2400 • Fax (212) 463-8411 www.chnnyc.org ConnextCare Elizabeth Krob Kellner Fountain House Chair East Hill Family Medical, Inc. Robert Hayes President/CEO Human Services Council of New York ICL BRONX South Bronx Health Center Legal Action Center 975 Westchester Ave., Bronx, NY 10459 Tel (718) 320-4466 • Fax (718) 991-3829 Medicaid Matters New York Tremont Health Center Mental Health Association of New York State 4215 Third Ave, 2nd Fl., Bronx, NY 10457 National Alliance for Mental Illness New York State Tel (718) 294-5891 • Fax (718) 294-2468 New York Association of Psychiatric Rehabilitative Services BROOKLYN Williamsburg Health Center Public Health Solutions 94-98 Manhattan Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11206 Ryan Health Tel (718) 388-0390 • Fax (718) 486-5741 The Door – A Center of Alternatives Crown Heights Health Center 1167 Nostrand Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11225 Tel (718) 778-0198 • Fax (718) 221-8169 East New York Health Center 999 Blake Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11208 Tel (718) 277-8303 • Fax (718) 277-4795 MANHATTAN Harlem Health Center 81 W. 115th St., New York, NY 10026 Tel (212) 426-0088 • Fax (212) 426-8367 Washington Heights Health Center 511 W. 157th St., New York, NY 10032 Tel (212) 781-7979 • Fax (212) 781-7963 Lower East Side Health Center 150 Essex Street, New York, NY 10002 Tel (212) 477-1120 • Fax (212) 477-8957 Seward Park Campus SBHC 350 Grand St., Rm. 240, New York, NY 10002 Tel (212) 432-8490 QUEENS Long Island City Health Center 36-11 21st St., Long Island City, NY 11106 Tel (718) 482-7772 • Fax (718) 482-9648 Sutphin Boulevard Health Center 97-04 Sutphin Blvd., Jamaica, NY 11435 Tel (718) 657-7088 • Fax (718) 657-7092 Jamaica Health Center 90-04 161st St., Jamaica, NY 11432 Tel (718) 523-2123 • Fax (718) 523-5833 Medical Mobile Van Tel (212) 545-2495 Office Locations: 345 E. 102nd St., 4th Fl., New York, NY 10029 Tel (212) 360-8080 • Fax (212) 828-2325 170 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY 11211 Tel (718) 486-4933 975 Kelly St., Bronx, NY 10459 Tel (718) 320-4499 • Fax (718) 862-4497 .
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