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State Policy·NY·August 20, 2026

Who Should Take Notice of New York’s Medicaid Enrollment Moratorium?

New York State has imposed a six-month moratorium on new Medicaid provider enrollments for specific categories including pharmacies, laboratories, durable medical equipment suppliers, applied behavior analysis providers, licensed home care services agencies, and potentially managed long-term care plans. The moratorium prevents new providers in these categories from enrolling in the state Medicaid program during the designated period. The action appears designed to address program integrity concerns or enrollment volume in targeted provider sectors. Affected provider types cannot submit new enrollment applications until the moratorium lifts, directly impacting business expansion and market entry in New York's Medicaid program.

Why it matters

The moratorium blocks new market entrants in high-volume provider categories, affecting network adequacy planning for managed care organizations and preventing business expansion for existing provider organizations seeking additional locations or new Medicaid participation in New York.

Managed Care · Long-Term Care · Pharmacy

Read the full article at jdsupra.com

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