(b) the need for program changes in view of existing utilization at
the time and place and under the circumstances proposed; and
(c) the adequacy of financial resources and sources of future revenue.
5. In determining whether there is a public need for the proposed
construction pursuant to subdivisions three and four of this section,
the commissioner shall consider the advice of the state health planning
and development agency designated pursuant to the provisions of the
national health planning and resources development act of nineteen
hundred seventy-four and any amendments thereto.
6. No government agency shall construct any certified home health
agency without securing the written approval of the commissioner in
accordance with the applicable requirements and procedures of the
preceding subdivisions.
7. If the commissioner proposes to disapprove an application for
construction of a certified home health agency, he shall afford the
applicant an opportunity to request a public hearing. The commissioner
shall not take any action contrary to the advice of the health systems
agency until he affords an opportunity to the agency to request a public
hearing and, if so requested, a public hearing shall be held.
8. The commissioner, on his own motion, may hold a public hearing on
an application for construction of a certified home health agency.
9. (a) The commissioner shall charge to applicants for construction of
certified home health agencies an application fee of two thousand
dollars. Each such applicant shall, at such time as the commissioner's
written approval of the construction is granted, pay an additional fee
of thirty hundredths of one percent of the total capital value of the
application.
(b) The fees and charges paid by an applicant pursuant to this
subdivision for any application approved in accordance with this section
shall be deemed allowable costs in the determination of reimbursement
rates established pursuant to this article. All fees pursuant to this
section shall be payable to the department of health for deposit into
the special revenue funds - other, miscellaneous special revenue fund -
339, certificate of need account.
Structure New York Laws
Article 36 - Home Care Services
3600 - Declaration of Legislative Findings and Intent.
3605 - Licensure of Home Care Services Agencies.
3605-A - Proceedings Involving the License of a Home Care Services Agency.
3605-B - Registration of Licensed Home Care Services Agencies.
3605-C - Authorization to Enroll and Provide Medical Assistance.
3606 - Establishment of Certified Home Health Agencies.
3606-A - Certified Home Health Agency Construction.
3607 - Grants for Expansion of Services.
3608 - Certification of Home Care Services Agencies.
3609 - Grants for Planning an Establishment of New Certified Home Health Agencies.
3610 - Authorization to Provide a Long Term Home Health Care Program.
3611 - Operation of Home Care Services Agency.
3611-A - Change in the Operator or Owner.
3612 - Powers and Duties of Commissioner and State Hospital Review and Planning Council.
3613 - Home Care Services Workers.
3614-A - Home Care Provider Assessments.
3614-B - Licensed Home Care Services Agencies Assessments.
3614-C - Home Care Worker Wage Parity.
3614-D - Universal Standards for Coding of Payment for Medical Assistance Claims for Long Term Care.
3614-E - Electronic Payment of Claims.
3614-F - Home Care Minimum Wage Increase.
3615 - State Aid to Certified Home Health Agencies.
3618 - Continuation of Existing Home Health Agencies.