Assisted Living and Adult Care Facilities

19 hours ago
Assisted Living and Adult Care Facilities OMIG Further Refines ALP Audit Protocols: OMIG includes effective dates for change allowing NPs and PAs to sign ALP Medical Evaluations.

1 day ago
Assisted Living and Adult Care Facilities DOH Consolidates HCS Roles and Creates Resource for Coordinators: Members with HCS accounts should be aware. No action is needed.

1 day ago
Assisted Living and Adult Care Facilities LeadingAge NY Gets Greater Clarity on ALR Quality Reporting Public Posting-Due Jan. 31st: Data collection has started, and all ALRs must complete public posting information by Jan. 31^st.

2 days ago
Assisted Living and Adult Care Facilities ACF Quarterly Statistical Information Report Due Jan. 31st: All ACFs and assisted living providers must submit the report via the HCS.

9 days ago
Assisted Living and Adult Care Facilities Adult Home Quarterly Roster Due Feb. 15, 2026: Only adult homes, including assisted living with adult home licensure, need to submit.

Assisted Living and Adult Care Facilities OMIG Further Refines ALP Audit Protocols: OMIG includes effective dates for change allowing NPs and PAs to sign ALP Medical Evaluations.
19 hours ago

Assisted Living and Adult Care Facilities Institute for Disaster Mental Health at SUNY New Paltz Announces Upcoming Webcast on Navigating Administrative and Logistical Challenges in Emergency Response Situations: Register for Feb. 4^th webcast with Christine Tebaldi of Boston’s McLean Hospital and Mass General Brigham Behavioral and Mental Health.
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Assisted Living and Adult Care Facilities DOH Issues January 2026 Aware Prepare Update: Bimonthly newsletter highlights variety of useful resources and trainings.
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Assisted Living and Adult Care Facilities LeadingAge NY Initial Summary of SFY 2026-27 Executive Budget: This afternoon, Governor Hochul presented her SFY 2026-27 Executive Budget Proposal, releasing the budget briefing book entitled “Your Family. Your Future. My Fight” along with accompanying budget bills. LeadingAge NY provides a high-level summary of the proposals relevant for members as we understand them so far.
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Assisted Living and Adult Care Facilities DOH Consolidates HCS Roles and Creates Resource for Coordinators: Members with HCS accounts should be aware. No action is needed.
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Assisted Living and Adult Care Facilities NYC Nursing Homes and ACFs Must Complete CAS and FEPA Data Review by March 31st: NYC nursing home and ACF providers must review, update, and attest to the validity of their data in the CAS and FEPA.
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Assisted Living and Adult Care Facilities New Platform for HERDS Reporting Is Rolling Out: CHHA and hospice provider webinars are scheduled for Jan. 22^nd.
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Assisted Living and Adult Care Facilities CDC Schedules Webinar, Provides Resources on Respiratory Infection Outbreaks: The CDC will host a webinar on Jan. 27^th that will “provide the latest information on how to prevent and respond to respiratory infections and outbreaks in LTC facilities, including how to recognize a sick resident, considerations for testing, treatment, and vaccination, and infection prevention and control measures.” The agency also continues to update resources on respiratory infections that will be helpful for nursing homes and other providers in addressing flu, COVID, and RSV outbreaks this winter.
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Reject Proposed Cuts to Home Health Care and Support Strong HUD Funding
LeadingAge National provides several important advocacy alerts, including alerts urging CMS to rescind proposed cuts to home health Medicare FFS payment rates, urging Congress to support strong HUD funding, and urging Congress to support foreign-born workers in aging services. Please take action today using these simple links!
Urge Congress to Protect Medicaid in 2025!
Congress is moving through the budget reconciliation process, which aims to reduce federal spending by approximately $1.5 trillion over the next 10 years. Given the significant amount of savings being sought, Medicaid is a highly likely source of cuts (potentially up to $880 billion). Write to your members of Congress today to urge them not to include Medicaid cuts or harmful changes as part of budget reconciliation bills or other legislation.