Health Aide Inc. Urges New York Residents to Support Assembly Bill A2735

New York, NY - February 27, 2025 - Health Aide Inc., a leading provider of Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP) services in New York State, is calling on all residents to support Assembly Bill A2735 by submitting the form available at https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2025/A2735 [https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2025/A2735]. Upon submission, the form will be directed to the Assemblymember representing the resident's district.

What is Assembly Bill A2735?

Assembly Bill A2735 proposes essential updates to the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP), which allows Medicaid recipients to hire and manage their own caregivers, including family members or trusted individuals. The bill outlines:

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Licensure Requirements for Fiscal Intermediaries (FIs) - Establishes clear criteria for entities to become licensed FIs, ensuring they meet state standards for competence and accountability.

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Operational Compliance Measures - By April 1, 2027, all FIs must obtain official licensure to continue administering financial and administrative aspects of CDPAP.

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Regulatory Oversight - Grants the New York State Department of Health the authority to enforce compliance, impose penalties, or reduce funding for non-compliant entities.

Why This Bill Matters

The passage of Assembly Bill A2735 is essential for safeguarding the integrity of CDPAP and ensuring quality care for thousands of Medicaid recipients. Supporting this bill will:

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Protect consumer choice - CDPAP allows individuals to select and manage their own caregivers. Enhanced oversight of FIs will ensure these individuals receive reliable support services.

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Ensure timely and secure caregiver payments - Families depend on FIs to handle payroll and benefits for personal assistants. Strengthening regulations will prevent disruptions in payments.

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Improve the sustainability of home care services - Establishing strict licensure requirements will help eliminate financial mismanagement and ensure the long-term success of the program.

How to Take Action

Health Aide Inc. encourages all New Yorkers to voice their support for Assembly Bill A2735 by following these steps:

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Go to https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2025/A2735 [https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2025/A2735].

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Click on the right-hand section titled "Do you support this bill?" and select AYE to express support.

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Create an account on the New York State Senate website if not already registered.

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Fill out the form with the required information.

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Click "Next" to complete the submission and ensure the message reaches the respective Assemblymember.

Public participation is essential to securing continued access to high-quality consumer-directed home care services in New York State.

About Health Aide Inc.

Health Aide Inc. is a New York-based Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP) agency dedicated to empowering Medicaid recipients to choose and manage their own caregivers. As an approved fiscal intermediary, Health Aide Inc. facilitates payroll, benefits, and administrative services to ensure smooth and reliable home care assistance. The organization is committed to advocating for policies that protect and strengthen CDPAP for individuals who rely on personalized, in-home care.

For more information, visit healthaide.org [https://healthaide.org/].

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