Andrew Cleek

In March 2019, MCTAC and NYS OCFS facilitated in-person trainings throughout New York concerning the Article 29-I license. The purpose of these trainings was to provide a foundational understanding of the Article 29-I requirements, address themes and concerns that came up during past focus groups, and have Voluntary Foster Care Agencies (VFCAs) develop a strategic plan for implementing Article 29-I.

Topics included allocations, EHR, phased implementation, preparing to work with Managed Care, etc. 

This webinar is for critical acces providers.
 
Bookmark the PDF version of the MC OSA by following this link: https://ctacny.org/sites/default/files/MCOSA_OMH_FINAL_0.pdf

For additional instructions on how to complete the MC OSA, visit the following page: https://ctacny.org/sites/default/files/Instructions%20to%20Complete%20the%20MC%20OSA.pdf

In this pre-recorded webinar, OMH and MCTAC clarify the intent and purpose of the infrastructure funding, including a discussion on sustainability planning. The presentation also addresses formulating and calculating the cost of providing a service. 

In collaboration with NYS OASAS, CASA/MCTAC held an event focusing on: 

-National Trends and Innovations in Substance Use Services and Healthcare
-Substance Use Services Role in a Transforming Healthcare System
-Implications for Care

Keynote Speaker: Vivek H. Murthy, M.D.  the 19th Surgeon General of the United States 
Featuring: Tami Mark, PhD, MBA, Senior Director, Behavioral Health and Criminal Justice at RTI International

These in-person events provided expertise, case examples, and templates/tools answering the following questions: 

• Why is data important?
• What data should be collected and how do I start?
• How can I improve my organization through the use of data?
• How do I define the value and impact of services?
• What are best practices for cross-system collaboration and data sharing?

The recent events sponsored by New York State Success (NYSS) in partnership with the Managed Care Technical Assistance Center (MCTAC) and CCSI’s Center for Collaboration in Community Health, had the goal of providing expertise, case examples and tools to answer the following questions:

MCTAC presented at the ASAP Annual Conference, held in Saratoga Springs, NY from October 17th-20th. Presentation descriptions and slides are available below. 

This webinar is part of a series of 90-minute webinars that provided an explanation of each HCBS service cluster with time for Q&A. 

This webinar focuses on key points to know about the summit, how best to prepare for it, and important information from state leadership on the children’s services transformation.