New York Medicaid taxpayer equity act aligns Medicaid optional benefits with private insurance minimums.
The New York Medicaid taxpayer equity act aims to ensure Medicaid optional services for adults do not exceed the minimum health insurance benefit levels required for private sector health insurance plans. The bill addresses the perceived unfairness to taxpayers when Medicaid benefits surpass those of private insurance, potentially discouraging employment and increasing state costs. It mandates that the state not offer Medicaid optional services exceeding private insurance minimums, except for long-term care services.
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