As the demand for home-based care continues to rise amid a nationwide shortage of caregivers, self-direction programs are emerging as a vital solution.

New York health officials warn of fraud and confusion as the state undertakes major changes to home care services.

At least 30,000 New Yorkers have switched out of Medicaid’s consumer-directed personal assistance program — or CDPAP — as the ...

CDPAP UPDATE: Roughly 115,000 consumers who receive home care through the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program, or ...

Five people were arrested during a protest highlighting the anxiety faced by New Yorkers reliant on the CDPAP as the April 1 ...

Investors interested in buying the Burke Mountain Resort pitched their plan to members of the public on Friday evening, ...

Public Partnerships LLC will become the state's single entity to handle payments to Consumer Directed Personal Assistance ...

Disability organizations are joining a growing chorus who say it’s impossible to meet the looming April 1 deadline to ...

People who rely on medicaid’s home care program, known as CDPAP, said they want the governor to delay the April 1 registration deadline. They said they’re having difficulties navigating the new ...

In his new role, Mr. Novick will lead Wrap through its recent acquisition of W1 Global, LLC, drive operations for Managed ...

State lawmakers are standing by Gov. Kathy Hochul’s plan to transition a $9 billion Medicaid home care program to a new ...

The collaboration will expand regional opportunities for crucial training in situational awareness and de-escalation skills.