Ella's law mandates care managers to complete training before providing services.
Ella's law, enacted in New York, requires care managers employed by or under contract with care coordination organizations to provide care management services only if they have completed all necessary training. Each organization must certify that care managers have finished their training and maintain documentation of this compliance. The office, in consultation with the department of health, can establish rules for implementing these provisions.
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