New York’s new financial intermediary for Medicaid home-care services failed to pay tens of thousands of home-care workers in violation of federal and state wage laws, according to a federal lawsuit. https://t.co/jsc5vQSIfN
Breakups between health providers and Advantage plans are increasingly common. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has allowed whole groups of patients to leave their plans. @susanjaffe reports: https://t.co/2aqGSaMerE
The Legal Aid Society sued Public Partnerships LLC in federal court in Brooklyn on April 25 over PPL’s alleged failure to pay home care workers. https://t.co/DSUqTEHaQu
Public Partnerships LLC (PPL), New York’s financial intermediary for Medicaid home-care services, is facing a federal lawsuit filed by the Legal Aid Society in Brooklyn on April 25 for allegedly failing to pay tens of thousands of home-care workers, violating federal and state wage laws. This legal action highlights ongoing issues in the home care sector, including wage theft claims amid consolidation efforts. Additionally, Leading Edge, an insurance company with a history of avoiding payments for health procedures, will begin offering two minimal insurance plans to thousands of home health aides in New York starting May 1. Meanwhile, the broader healthcare landscape is experiencing disruptions, with Elevance Health reducing its Medicare Advantage marketing and increased breakups between health providers and Advantage plans, as noted by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services allowing patients to leave their plans.