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NY A03898
Bill
Status
1/30/2025
Primary Sponsor
George Alvarez
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AI Summary
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Requires the Medicaid Inspector General to wait at least 60 days after issuing a final audit report before beginning recovery of overpayments from non-emergency medical transportation (NEMT) vendors
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Allows NEMT vendors whose payments were disqualified due to ministerial or inadvertent record-keeping errors to submit independent proof that transportation services were actually provided to Medicaid recipients
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Mandates the Inspector General to reduce or eliminate overpayment amounts, including extrapolation calculations, when vendors can independently prove services were actually rendered
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Applies specifically to vendors providing non-emergency medical transportation services to Medicaid enrollees
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Takes effect immediately upon enactment
Legislative Description
Relates to audits conducted by the office of Medicaid inspector general detecting ministerial or clerical errors that generate an overpayment to a vendor providing non-emergency medical transportation services.
Last Action
referred to health
1/7/2026