Report of Medical Assistance Surcharge Payments for Non-electing Providers is a legal document that was released by the New York State Department of Health - a government authority operating within New York.
Q: What is the Medical Assistance Surcharge?
A: The Medical Assistance Surcharge is a fee imposed on certain health care providers in New York.
Q: Who is required to pay the Medical Assistance Surcharge?
A: Non-electing providers, including hospitals and nursing homes, are required to pay the Medical Assistance Surcharge.
Q: What does it mean to be a non-electing provider?
A: Non-electing providers are those who choose not to participate in the Medical Assistance Program in New York.
Q: How are Medical Assistance Surcharge payments reported?
A: Medical Assistance Surcharge payments for non-electing providers are reported on the Report of Medical Assistance Surcharge Payments.
Form Details:
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