Dental care is about to get a whole lot better for five million New Yorkers who don’t currently have the coverage they need to properly care for their teeth.
A nursing home in Upstate New York will pay $7,168,000 for the submission of false claims to the Medicaid program for worthless services provided to residents.
The State Department of Health made $26 million in Medicaid over payments and other questionable payments because of flaws in its e-Med NY claims processing computer system, according to an audit released by State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli.
An audit released on Wednesday by state comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, said New York State could save as much as $20 million a year if the Department of Corrections and Community Supervision applies to the federal Medicaid program for inpatient care for eligible inmates.
Health and Human Services secretary Kathleen Sebelius on Thursday announced the final rule implementing the part of the health care law that delivers higher payments to primary care physicians serving Medicaid beneficiaries.
State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman announced Wednesday that his office has secured a $13.4 million settlement with Downtown New York Hospital to resolve a Medicaid fraud case involving illegal payments the hospital received on claims for unlicensed inpatient drug and alcohol treatment services rendered to patients unlawfully referred there.