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Eligible Safety Net Clinics Diagnostic and Treatment Center 1/11 9/9/2014 D&TC (DSRIP) Total 497 100.00% Analysis of Diagnostic and Treatment Center for Qualified 254 51.11% Delivery System Reform Incentive Payment Plan D&TC Condition - Volume Volumes >= 35% Final Result Result OPCERT # FACILITY NAME Utilization Rate 7003245R Allhealth D & T Center 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7000245R Centerlight Healthcare Diagnostic & Treatment Center 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 1401208R Community Action Org of Erie County 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 1521200R Essex County PHNS 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 1624200R Franklin County Public Health Services 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 1852200R Genesee County Health Department 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002287R Greenwich House, Inc. 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Appeal 5904200R Guidance Center, Inc. 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7001294R Heartshare Wellness Ltd 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7001290R Innwood Diagnostic And Treatment Center, Inc . 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 2201200R Jefferson County PHS 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 2424200R Lewis County Health Agency 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002293R Lower Eastside Service Center 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 5907206R Maitri Center Adult Day Healthcare Program 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 2951202R Nassau County Department of Mental Health, CD, DDS 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002185R New Alternatives For Children 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002139R NY University Dental Clinic 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002141R Odyssey House Of New York 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 3429200R Ontario County Board Of Supervisors % County PHNS 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 3702201R Oswego County DOH 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002298R Phoenix House Foundation, Inc. 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 5154204R Phoenix Houses Of Long Island (Apple) 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7001121R South Brooklyn Medical Administrative Services 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 5022200R Steuben County Board Of Supervisors % County PHNS 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002222R The Door - A Center Of Alternatives 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 1401226R The State University At Buffalo School of Dental Medicine 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 2701224R Threshold Center for Alternative Living 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7000240R Vocational Instruction Project 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 5823200R Wayne County Public Health Nursing Service 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 5904201R Westchester County Health Department 100.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 3953200R St. Christopher's Inn 99.98% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002190R Carnegie Hill Institute, Inc. 99.95% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002165R Harlem East Life Plan 99.87% TRUE TRUE By Definition 2701215R Monroe County Health Department Clinic 99.85% TRUE TRUE By Definition 0824200R Chenango County Department of Public Health 99.64% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002157R Columbia University Health Care 99.56% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002116R Covenant House - Under 21 99.30% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002163R West Midtown Management Inc. 99.03% TRUE TRUE By Definition 3402201R Fingerlakes UCP, Inc. 98.93% TRUE TRUE By Definition 1302201R Dutchess County DOH 98.53% TRUE TRUE By Definition 5155202R Opti Healthcare dba Developmental Disabilities Institute, Inc. 98.34% TRUE TRUE By Appeal 5151201R SUNY at Stony Brook Dental Clinic 98.33% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7000262R Concourse Medical Center, Inc. 97.98% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7000226R Promesa, Inc. 97.88% TRUE TRUE By Definition Highlighted Facility Names Indicate Medicaid Utilization of 35% or greater Diagnostic and Treatment Center 2/11 D&TC Condition - Volume Volumes >= 35% Final Result Result OPCERT # FACILITY NAME Utilization Rate 7002288R United Cerebral Palsy of NYC 97.82% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002112R NYC Health Department 97.79% TRUE TRUE By Definition 2825200R Montgomery County Public Health Department 97.70% TRUE TRUE By Definition 3102206R Northpointe Council, Inc. 97.65% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002126R United Cerebral Palsy Associations Of New York State, Inc. 97.45% TRUE TRUE By Appeal 7000279R Care For The Homeless 96.25% TRUE TRUE By Definition 1257201R Delaware County Public Health Nursing Service 96.21% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002121R Daytop Village, Inc. 96.05% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002296R Mic (Maternity Infant Care FP Program) 95.53% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7000217R Albert Einstein College of Medicine 95.50% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7003236R Queens Village Committee for Mental Health for JCAP 95.23% TRUE TRUE By Definition 2908201R Hempstead Community Health dba Nassau Health Care Corp. 95.19% TRUE TRUE By Definition 4353200R Rockland County Health Department - Primary Care 95.11% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002273R Planned Parenthood of NYC, Inc. 95.06% TRUE TRUE By Definition 2987200R Advantage Care Diagnostic And Treatment Center, Inc. 94.97% TRUE TRUE By Appeal 7002153R Upper Room AIDS Ministry dba Harlem United 94.80% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002161R Project Renewal, Inc. 94.47% TRUE TRUE By Definition 3301203R Family Planning Service of Onondaga County Health Department 94.21% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7003243R Quality Health Center 94.07% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7003246R Damian Family Care Center 94.06% TRUE TRUE By Definition 5726200R Washington County Board Of Supervisors % County PHNS 93.53% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7000265R Bronx Addiction Services Integrated Concepts System dba BASICS, Inc.93.34% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7001254R ODA Primary Health Care Center 92.42% TRUE TRUE By Appeal 7004210R Community Health Center of Richmond, Inc 92.23% TRUE TRUE By Definition 2522200R Women's Health Center 92.03% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002154R Premiere Healthcare Diagnostic & Treatment Center 91.92% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7000225R Urban Health Plan , Inc. 91.41% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7000277R HELP / Project Samaritan Services Corp. 91.22% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002289R The Floating Hospital @ Auburn Family Assessment Center 91.01% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7001132R Premium Health, Inc. 90.00% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002119R Community Health Care Network 89.99% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7000227R Narco Freedom, Inc. 89.93% TRUE TRUE By Definition 1401202R Erie County Health Department 89.82% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7000236R Morris Heights Health Center 89.80% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002134R Center for Comprehensive Health Practice 89.11% TRUE TRUE By Definition 5155200R Suffolk County Department of Health 88.74% TRUE TRUE By Definition 4601210R Ridge Health Services, Inc. 88.62% TRUE TRUE By Appeal 2124200R Herkimer County Public Health 88.46% TRUE TRUE By Definition 0221201R Allegany County Department of Health 88.33% TRUE TRUE By Definition 0701200R Chemung County Health Department 86.92% TRUE TRUE By Definition 3301201R UCP & Handicapped Childrens Association of Syracuse dba Enable 86.61% TRUE TRUE By Appeal 7002217R East Harlem Council for Human Services 86.54% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7001116R Physicare Multi-Services, Ltd 86.43% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7000221R Morrisania Neighborhood Family Care Center 86.38% TRUE TRUE By Definition 1401221R Horizon Human Services 86.18% TRUE TRUE By Definition 0101205R Whitney M. Young Jr. Health Center, Inc. 86.07% TRUE TRUE By Definition 27012069R United Cerebral Palsy Association of The Rochester Area, Inc. 86.05% TRUE TRUE By Appeal 7001243R Bedford Stuyvesant Family Health Center 85.86% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7000243R Segundo Ruiz Belvis NFCC 85.73% TRUE TRUE By Definition Highlighted Facility Names Indicate Medicaid Utilization of 35% or greater Diagnostic and Treatment Center 3/11 D&TC Condition - Volume Volumes >= 35% Final Result Result OPCERT # FACILITY NAME Utilization Rate 7001256R Brownsville Multi-Service Family Health 85.57% TRUE TRUE By Definition 2950200R UCP Association of Nassau County 85.30% TRUE TRUE By Definition 3526202R Best Healthcare, Inc. 84.81% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7000223R Rose F. Kennedy & Baumritter Center 84.76% TRUE TRUE By Definition 0622200R Chautauqua County Health Department 84.74% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002182R Phase: Piggy Back, Inc dba Barbee Family HC 84.68% TRUE TRUE By Definition 0501201R Cayuga County DOH 84.38% TRUE TRUE By Definition 5153207R Huntington Hospital Dolan Family Health Center 84.35% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002105R Settlement Health & Medical Service 84.05% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002107R Charles B. Wang Community Health Center 84.05% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7001296R L'Refuah Rehabilitation and Medical Center 83.72% TRUE TRUE By Definition 5157203R UCP of Greater Suffolk, Inc. 83.65% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7000266R Montefiore North Ambulatory Care Center, Inc. 83.37% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7000250R New York Renal Associates, Inc. 83.19% TRUE TRUE By Appeal 7001265R East New York D & T Center 83.07% TRUE TRUE By Definition 4353202R Refuah Health Center 83.05% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7003234R Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health Center 82.19% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7001120R Mermaid Health Center 81.72% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7001259R Cumberland NFCC 81.52% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002160R Michael Callen-Audre Lorde Community HC 81.52% TRUE TRUE By Definition 0602201R NYS Association for Retarded Children of Chautauqua County (NYSARC)81.27% TRUE TRUE By Definition 0401200R Cattaragus County Department of Health 80.85% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002136R Renaissance Health Care Network 80.84% TRUE TRUE By Definition 5903200R Mount Vernon Neighborhood Health Center 80.75% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7003249R Medisys Family Care Center 80.73% TRUE TRUE By Definition 1302207R Planned Parenthood Mid-Hudson Valley 80.57% TRUE TRUE By Definition 1401233R Buffalo Women Services LLC 80.56% TRUE TRUE By Definition 1402201R Baker Victory Health Care 80.55% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7001102R New York Artificial Kidney 80.41% TRUE TRUE By Definition 5902208R Planned Parenthood of Hudson Peconic 80.34% TRUE TRUE By Definition 7002233R Childrens Aid Society-Lord Memorial 80.16% TRUE TRUE By Definition 5601201R UCP of The Tri Counties, Inc. 79.96% TRUE TRUE By Definition 01010203R Center For Disability Services, Inc.
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