Department of Social Services Human Resources Administration Medical Assistance Program (MAP) and Homecare Program

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Medical Insurance and Community Services Administration (MICSA) MEDICAID ALERT December 31, 2018 Department of Social Services Human Resources Administration Medical Assistance Program (MAP) and Homecare Program Medical Assistance Program Units and Contacts This ALERT is to provide Medical Assistance Program contact information to Hospitals, Authorized Client Representatives, Providers, Certified Home Health Agencies (CHHA s), Community Based Organizations (CBO s) and other entities. Contacts provided are available for your use only. You may reach out to them with questions that you may need answered to help you assist consumers in applying, recertifying, addressing their excess income, managed care needs or third party health insurance issues; some offices such as EIS is for providers, elected officials, community based organizations. Consumers may continue to call both the Medicaid Helpline and the Infoline (numbers listed below) to inquire regarding any requests submitted to the Medicaid program. Requests such as the status of new application, renewal, demographic changes, etc. Program Area/Unit Public Facing Units Case Submission Types Liaison(s) Section Supv/ Manager Divisional Managers DSS Finance/Divisio n of Accounts Receivable Billing For consumers payments by credit card for Surplus Service Line 929-221-6054 929-221-6060 Adison, Danielle 929-221-6050 Stacy Markakis HRA Office of Finance Information Services (EIS) Fair Hearing Inquiries and concerns related to Medicaid cases from Providers/ Elected Officials, Community Based Organizations and Advocates 929-221-0865 Presentations 929-221-0869 For consumers requesting a Fair Hearing Local Conference 718-637-2426 Johnson, Kateisha For Compliance and Aid to continue Evidence Request Rivera packet Ortiz-Quezada, Maria 929-221-0865 800-342-3334 Manager Nadine Lopez- Flores Spegal, David 718-637-2530 Fax number 718-722-7565 718-637-2481 Advocates 718-637-2500 Mayssa Choubah Fair Hearing reports to The Office of Legal Affairs Steven Banks, Karen Lane Maria Ortiz-Quezada, of EIS

NYC MEDICAID FACTS ALERT page 2 HIPAA Officer For consumers that need to request medical information, payment or for info to be released HIPAA 929-252-2443 Homecare Program For consumers receiving MLTC or CASA homecare services or those exempt from mainstream Managed Care and consumers interested in applying for homecare CASA FFS Central Intake: 212-665-1893 Homebound- Call HCSP 929-221-0849 Knight, Deborah 212-665-3233 McFarlane, Norma 929-221-2823 Lopez, Nilza 929-221-8844 Lewis, Celeste 929-221-0847 Ng, Arnold 929-221-0848 Immediate Needs E-fax: 917-639-0665 Jones, Donna 929-221-2501 herequests@hra.nyc.gov MLTC Provider Relations dedicated ALP dedicated provider Henry- Jenkins, Randa 929-221-2492 Infoline 718-557-1399 Medicaid Helpline 888-692-6112 Medicaid Managed Care Main Stream Medicaid Managed care inquires, newborns Service Line for Providers 212 273-0062 Email managecarecli entservices@h ra.nyc.gov Leslie, Leslyne 929-221-2873 Tsang, Samantha 929-221-2868 Asst. Dep. 929 221-1825 Recipient Restriction Recipient restrictive enrolled in managed care contract plans Jackson, Denise 929-221-1044 Garcia, Diana 929-221-1031 Tsang, Samantha 929-221-2868 Steven Banks, Karen Lane Maria Ortiz-Quezada, of EIS

NYC MEDICAID FACTS ALERT page 3 Third Party Health Insurance (TPHI) and MSP Recovery and MIPP Payment Determine coverage, benefits and premium eligibility of private health insurance and Medicare Savings Program. Gregory Black 929-221-0843 E-fax: 917-639-0675 mipp@hra.nyc.gov Bankole, Aderemi 929-221-0842 Canady, Shirlene 929-221-1207 Jacuch, Rad 929-221-2641 Third Party Premium Payment(TPPP) Determine eligibility for private health insurance premium payments or reimbursement based on consumer s case type or policy s cost effectiveness Hossain, Anwar 929 221-0844 micsatphi@hr a.nyc.gov Canady, Shirlene 929-221-1207 Chung, Virginia 929-221-1197 E-fax: 917-639-0674 Client Home Care and Medical Reimbursement Determine reimbursement eligibility for consumer's out-of-pocket home care and other medical expenses due case coverage lapse, agency error and delay. Michelle Isler- Weathers 929-221-0845 E-fax: 917-639-0674 micsa.fiscal@ hra.nyc.gov Walker, Paul 929-221-0841 Chung, Virginia 929-221-1197 Jacuch, Rad 929-221-2641 Surplus Refund and Transportation Payment Reconciliation Liaison with SDOH to reconcile surplus refund and transportation payments Fredericka D Auvergne 929-221-0840 E-fax: 917-639-0674 Walker, Paul 929-221-0841 Chung, Virginia 929-221-1197 micsa.fiscal@ hra.nyc.gov SDOH Medical Answering Service 844-666-6270 SDOH MMTP PTAR Call Center 800-343-9000 Steven Banks, Karen Lane Maria Ortiz-Quezada, of EIS

NYC MEDICAID FACTS ALERT page 4 Unit Contact Information for Authorized Agencies/Providers only Client Representative For approved submitters only Scripnicov, Tatiana 212-967-3743 Fana, Victor 929-221-3351 Myrie, Craig 929-221-1987 Grant, Rhonda 929-221-1960 Whitehead, Jerri 929-221-1641 Asst. Dep. 929-221-1579 Exec. Dir. Hospital Division(HED) For Hospital inpatient cases only Tolliver, Michael 929-221-1869 Bagmanova, Lyudmila Gray, Florence 929-221-1964 Powell, Ronnie 929-221-1948 Brown, Bernadette 929-221-2912 Asst. Dep. 929-221-1645 Medicaid Separate Determination (MSD) Separate MA determination for Reynolds, Rosenberg, MSSI/Stenson Supervisor Holmes, Lynn 929-221-2955 Section Manager Barnes, Christopher 929-221-2006 Daniel, Valorie 929-221-2959 Whitehead, Jerri 929-221-1641 Asst. Dep. 929-221-1579 Nursing Home Divisions (NHED) Nursing Homes cases only Provider Relations 718-557-1368 Black, Howard 929-221-3420 Divisional Torres, Ralph 929-221-3421 Assistant 929-221-1825 Smart, Veneze 929-221-2009 Steven Banks, Karen Lane Maria Ortiz-Quezada, of EIS

NYC MEDICAID FACTS ALERT page 5 Office of Mail Renewal (OMR) For Approved Agencies only Jones, Angela 929-221-1741 Fitts, Stephanie 929-221-1771 Owusu-Safo, Gladys 929-221-2860 Carvajal, Luis 929-221-1688 Assistant 929-221-1825 OMR Dialysis Unit Dialysis Agencies Emergency Issues Fax: 718-636-7883 Ben-Shalom, Rosa 929-221-1731 Johnson, Charmaine 929-221-1729 Carvajal, Luis 929-221-1688 Assistant 929-221-1825 Out-Stationed Medicaid Offices Outstation Mail Unit (consumers only) Reception @ 785 Atlantic Avenue Consumers that applied in person at a Medicaid Community Office Consumers that apply by mail Queens and Brooklyn outstation offices Richardson, Karen E (Bronx and Manhattan ) 929-221-1848 Hopkins Marie 929-221-2828 In-Take Supervisor Anderson, Deidrea 929-221-2920 Asst. Brooklyn South and Staten Island (including reception at 785 Atlantic Ave.) Dep. Shenette Williams 929-221-1840 Queens and Brooklyn Excluding 785 Atlantic Ave. Steven Banks, Karen Lane Maria Ortiz-Quezada, of EIS

NYC MEDICAID FACTS ALERT page 6 Pool Trust Liaisons For inquiry on cases submitted with a trust (not MLTC) Service Line 929-221-0868 Fax 718-636-7720 Supervisor Fraser-Smith, Eileen 929-221-0868 Brown, Bernadette 929-221-2912 Asst. Surplus For submitters ONLY Medical Bills from approved agencies, Renewals CHHA, CBO, State Agencies Paid check or money order to DARB Oliver, Richetta 929-221-1869 Rodriguez, Sara 929-221-1897 Surplus Provider Relations 929-221-0333 929-221-0334 Shain, Jenna 929-221-2914 Earl, Paulette 929-221-2944 Allen Moye Division Brown, Bernadette 929-221-2912 Asst. 929-221-0835 Surplus E-fax 917-639-0645 Undercare Correspondence, County to County APS, Out of State Inquires, Tape Match, Demographic Changes Requests To request updates on cases that were processed by MAP transfers to other counties. SSN matches, demographic changes, and coverage updates; correspondence from consumers asking for cases update, changes etc. Herrera, Nancy 929-221-2053 Pelham, Susan 929-221-2055 Whitehead, Jerri 929-221-1641 Asst. Steven Banks, Karen Lane Maria Ortiz-Quezada, of EIS