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Slideshow Health Care Personnel Required to Receive COVID-19 Boosters Under New DOH Regulation: The health care personnel booster mandate was approved on Jan. 11^th by the Public Health and Health Planning Council and takes effect upon filing with the Department of State. DOH promised a slow roll-out that takes into account staffing shortages.
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Slideshow Jan. 4th COVID-19 Update: Latest updates for providers of LTPAC and senior services.
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Slideshow State Announces Grant Funding for Telehealth Access: Long term care and aging services providers, NORCs, and housing providers are encouraged to apply for funding.
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Slideshow EO on Staffing Shortages Extended; New EO Provides for Virtual Legislative Session and Additional Testing Capacity: EO 4.3 extends multiple staffing flexibilities through Jan. 26, 2022; EO 11 allows the State Legislature to work virtually at their discretion and health care providers, including long term care facilities, to contract with a CLIA-certified lab that is not licensed in New York State.
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Slideshow Still Waiting for Supreme Court to Rule on CMS and OSHA ETS Vaccine Mandates: Members should note that the State vaccine mandate will remain in place.
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Slideshow Anne Hill Departs the Adult Day Health Care Council: Meg Everett takes on role as interim ED of ADHCC and continues work on HCBS policy issues.
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Slideshow Dec. 28th COVID-19 Update: Latest updates for providers of LTPAC and senior services.
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Slideshow Dec. 21st COVID-19 Update: Latest updates for providers of LTPAC and senior services.
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The Adult Day Health Care Council (ADHCC) represents 130 medical model adult day health care (ADHC) programs, more than 90 percent of ADHC programs operating across New York State. ADHCC members serve more than 10,000 New Yorkers annually. We are the only organization that speaks exclusively for ADHC providers; we are dedicated to the continuation and expansion of adult day health care in an effort to meet the needs of the frail elderly, chronically ill, disabled adults and their caregivers. We offer our members outstanding operational and regulatory guidance along with state and federal advocacy and an array of educational events, useful products and resources. To contact ADHCC, call 518-867-8836.