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NY A09312
Bill
Status
12/10/2025
Primary Sponsor
Matthew Slater
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AI Summary
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Requires the Commissioner of Health to annually update network adequacy guidelines and quarterly publish results of network adequacy surveys of managed care organizations on the department's website, with a summary within 30 days
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Mandates organizations withdrawing from Medicaid managed care or Medicare Advantage networks provide at least 90 days' notice to the department, the Department of Financial Services, and all affected patients who received services in the past year
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Extends the transitional care period from 90 days to 180 days for enrollees whose health care provider leaves their health maintenance organization's network, allowing continued treatment with their current provider
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Extends the transitional care period from 60 days to 180 days for new enrollees with life-threatening or degenerative conditions whose provider is not in the HMO network, or for enrollees in their second trimester of pregnancy
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Addresses legislative findings that Medicaid access difficulties exist particularly in the Hudson Valley and rural regions, and that recent withdrawals by large healthcare systems like Optum have created systemic vulnerabilities requiring stronger oversight
Legislative Description
Ensures Medicaid spending results in real access to medical care by increasing transparency in Medicaid managed care network adequacy reviews and safeguarding continuity of care in light of recent major provider network withdrawals.
Last Action
referred to health
1/7/2026