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HEALTH POLICY & CARE • UNITED STATES

New York weighs changes to Medicaid adult day care as CMS expands fraud scrutiny

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New York’s Health Department is expected to recommend by Dec. 31 whether to reform or phase out an adult day care benefit serving about 45,000 Medicaid members. CMS is also scrutinizing the program as part of a wider focus on alleged health care fraud, according to STAT.

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Any change could affect Medicaid members who use adult day care in New York and the providers serving them. The articles do not detail the potential effects on federal or state spending.