New York performs relatively well on redetermination performance, improper payment performance, existing APCD infrastructure, primary care provider supply, and independent NP practice. Set against these strengths, New York’s overall score is held back by Medicaid expansion, no early work requirement activity, low private coverage retention, rapid Medicaid spending and per-enrollee cost growth, high Medicaid budget exposure, weak MFCU enforcement activity, active CON laws, and no IMLC activity.
Strengths
Strong redetermination performance
Strong improper payment score and existing APCD infrastructure
Strong primary care provider supply
Independent NP practice
Weaknesses
Medicaid expansion
No early work requirement activity
Rapid Medicaid spending and per-enrollee cost growth
High Medicaid share of the state budget and weak MFCU enforcement activity