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- Cayuga County, Chautauqua County, Clinton County, Essex County, Greene County, Herkimer County, Kings County, Lewis County, Livingston County, Madison County, Nassau County, Onondaga County, Orleans County, Queens County, Rensselaer County, Richmond County, Rockland County, St. Lawrence County, Saratoga County, Schenectady County, Schuyler County, New York
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This document is an attachment (Attachment 10) related to a Request for Proposals (RFP) issued by the New York State Office of Children and Family Services (OCFS) to provide Healthy Families New York (HFNY) home visiting services, including the Healthy Families America (HFA) Child Welfare Protocols, to unserved counties in New York State. The RFP aims to expand the availability of HFNY services by increasing enrollment of children up to 24 months of age when referred by child welfare and adding programs in 21 unserved counties. The contract term is from 10/1/2022 to 9/30/2027, and a total of approximately $9 million annually will be available to fund proposals, with annual awards of up to $500,000 per county based on the number of families to be served, which should be equivalent to up to 15% of Medicaid births in the county(ies). The RFP includes Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Set Aside, Minority Owned Sub-Contracting Goal of 15%, Women Owned Sub-Contracting Goal of 15%, and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business Contracting Goal of 6%. The document also provides details on Medicaid births by county and the required number of families to be served per county based on a specific formula.
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Attachment 10
New York State Medicaid Births by County
County Medicaid Births Countywide
Annually 2016-
10% to 15% of Medicaid Births
Countywide Annually 2016-18
Region Cost per family
Cayuga 383 38 to 57 Upstate $7,200
Chautauqua 694 69 to 104 Upstate $7,200
Columbia 117 11 to 17 Upstate $7,200
Essex 83 8 to 12 Upstate $7,200
Fulton 258 25 to 38 Upstate $7,200
Genesee 154 15 to 23 Upstate $7,200
Greene 121 12 to 18 Upstate $7,200
Hamilton 5 1 Upstate $7,200
Lewis 144 14 to 21 Upstate $7,200
Montgomery 376 37 to 56 Upstate $7,200
Nassau 4676 467 to 701 Mid-Hudson $7,600
Onondaga 2409 240 to 361 Upstate $7,200
Putnam 212 21 to 31 Mid-Hudson $7,600
Saratoga 288 28 to 43 Upstate $7,200
Schoharie 72 7 to 10 Upstate $7,200
Schuyler 78 7 to 11 Upstate $7,200
Seneca 202 20 to 30 Upstate $7,200
Tompkins 275 27 to 41 Upstate $7,200
Warren 51 5 to 7 Upstate $7,200
Washington 83 8 to 12 Upstate $7,200
Wyoming 117 11 to 17 Upstate $7,200
To determine the number of families to be served and the amount of funding needed, use the following formula:
# of families based on 10-15% of Medicaid births X cost per family = funding amount
Example using the data for Chautauqua (above):
69 X $7,200 = $496,800
Note: the maximum award is $500,000 annually per county to be served.
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