New York A10537 mandates detailed reporting requirements for the statewide fiscal intermediary to ensure program integrity and effective use of funds.
New York A10537 amends the social services law to enhance reporting requirements for the statewide fiscal intermediary. It requires the intermediary to submit quarterly and annual reports to the commissioner, detailing utilization and financial data. The reports must include consumer enrollment numbers, service authorization details, payroll information, and data on consumer directed personal assistants. Additionally, the intermediary must provide data on customer service requests, complaints, and accessibility.
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