New York A11215 amends the mental hygiene law to require administrative review for applicants seeking additional certification as community.

New York A11215 amends the mental hygiene law to introduce a new administrative review process for applicants seeking additional certification as community behavioral health clinics. This review is required if the applicant is already certified by either the Department of Mental Health or the Office of Addiction Services and Supports and has maintained good standing with their respective certifying agency for at least five years. The bill aims to ensure a thorough evaluation of these applicants to maintain high standards in behavioral health services.

New York A11215 amends the mental hygiene law to require administrative review for applicants seeking additional certification as community.

New York A11215 amends the mental hygiene law to introduce a new administrative review process for applicants seeking additional certification as community behavioral health clinics. This review is required if the applicant is already certified by either the Department of Mental Health or the Office of Addiction Services and Supports and has maintained good standing with their respective certifying agency for at least five years. The bill aims to ensure a thorough evaluation of these applicants to maintain high standards in behavioral health services.