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NY Pub Health L § 588 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 5 - Laboratories Title 6 - Laboratory Business Practices 588 - Violations and Penalties.

§  588.  Violations  and  penalties.  1. Any health services purveyor, clinical laboratory, or any agent, employee or  fiduciary  of  a  health services  purveyor or clinical laboratory who violates the provisions of section five hundred eighty-six of this title, or any rule or regulation adopted pursuant thereto, is guilty of a class A misdemeanor  and  shall be punishable in accordance with the provisions of the penal law.   2.  Any  health  services purveyor, clinical laboratory, or any agent, employee  or  fiduciary  of  a  health  services  purveyor  or  clinical laboratory   who   violates  the  provisions  of  section  five  hundred eighty-seven of this title, or any rule or regulation  adopted  pursuant thereto, is guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punishable by:  (a) a term of imprisonment in accordance with the penal law; or  (b)  a  fine  of  not less than five hundred dollars nor more than ten thousand dollars; or  (c) if the defendant has gained money or property through a  violation of  the  provisions  of  this section, a fine in an amount, fixed by the court, not to exceed double the amount of the defendant's  gain  from  a violation   of  such  provisions.  In  such  event,  the  provisions  of subdivision three of section 80.00 of the penal law shall be  applicable to the sentence; or  (d) both the imprisonment and the fine.
NY Pub Health L § 600 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 6 - State Aid to Cities and Counties Title 1 - State Aid for Basic Services 600 - State Aid; General Requirements.

§  600.  State  aid; general requirements. In order to be eligible for   state aid under this title, a municipality shall be required to  do  the   following in accordance with the provisions of this article:1.  submit  an  application  to  the department for state aid which is   approved by the commissioner in accordance with section six hundred  one   of this title;2.  provide  core  public  health  services, as defined in section six   hundred two of this title, in accordance with an application  for  state   aid submitted by the municipality and approved by the commissioner;3. submit a community health assessment in accordance with section six   hundred two-a of this title;4.  establish,  collect  and  report  fees  and  revenue  for services   provided by the municipality, in accordance with section six hundred six   of this title; and5.  appropriate  or  otherwise  make  funds  available  to  finance  a   prescribed share of the cost of public health services.
NY Pub Health L § 601 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 6 - State Aid to Cities and Counties Title 1 - State Aid for Basic Services 601 - Application for State Aid.

§  601.  Application  for  state  aid.  1.  The governing body of each municipality desiring to make application for state aid under this title shall annually, on such dates as  may  be  fixed  by  the  commissioner, submit an application for such aid.   2.  The  application  shall  be in such form as the commissioner shall prescribe, and shall include, but not be limited to:  (a) an organizational chart of the  municipal  health  agency,  and  a statement  providing  the number of employees, by job title, proposed to provide public health services funded by this title;  (b) a budget of proposed expenditures  for  services  funded  by  this title;  (c)  a  description of how the municipality will provide public health services;  (d) an attestation by the chief executive officer of the  municipality that  sufficient  funds  have  been  appropriated  to provide the public health services for which the municipality is seeking state aid;  (e) an attestation by the municipal officer in charge of administering public health that the municipality has diligently  reviewed  its  state aid  application  and  that  the  application  seeks  state aid only for eligible public health services;  (f) a list of public health services provided by the municipality that are not eligible for state aid, and the cost of each service;  (g) a projection of fees and revenue to be collected for public health services eligible for state aid, in accordance with section six  hundred six of this title; and  (h) such other information as the commissioner may require.   3.  The  commissioner  shall  approve the state aid application to the extent that it is consistent with this section and any other  conditions or  limitations  established in, or regulations promulgated pursuant to, this article.   4. A municipality  may  amend  its  state  aid  application  with  the approval  of  the commissioner, and subject to any rules and regulations that the commissioner may adopt.
NY Pub Health L § 602-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 6 - State Aid to Cities and Counties Title 1 - State Aid for Basic Services 602-A - Community Health Assessment.

§  602-a.  Community  health  assessment.  1. Every municipality shall submit to the department no more frequently  than  every  two  years,  a community health assessment.   2.  The  community  health  assessment  shall  be  in such form as the commissioner shall prescribe, and shall include, but not be limited to:  (a) an estimate and description of the health status of the population and factors that contribute to health issues;  (b) identification  of  priority  areas  for  health  improvement,  in conjunction with the state health improvement plan;  (c)  identification  of public health services in the municipality and in the community and other resources that can be  mobilized  to  improve population  health,  particularly  in those priority areas identified in paragraph (b) of this subdivision; and  (d)  a  community  health  improvement  plan  consisting  of  actions, policies,   strategies  and  measurable  objectives  through  which  the municipality and its community partners will address  areas  for  health improvement  and  track  progress  toward  improvement  of public health outcomes.
NY Pub Health L § 603 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 6 - State Aid to Cities and Counties Title 1 - State Aid for Basic Services 603 - Core Public Health Services; Implementation.

§  603. Core public health services; implementation. 1. In order to be   eligible for  state  aid  under  this  title,  each  municipality  shall   administer  its  core  public  health  services  in  accordance with the   standards of performance established by the commissioner  through  rules   and  regulations  pursuant  to  section  six  hundred  nineteen  of this   article. Each municipality shall,  in  particular,  ensure  that  public   health services are provided in an efficient and effective manner to all   persons in the municipality.2.  The  commissioner  may withhold state aid reimbursement under this   title for the appropriate services if, on any audit, review of  a  state   aid  application  or  periodic claim for state aid, or other information   available to the department, the commissioner finds that  such  services   are  not  furnished  or  rendered  in  conformance  with  the  rules and   regulations established by the commissioner, including but  not  limited   to  the  standards  of  performance  established pursuant to section six   hundred nineteen of this article, or that the expenditures were not  for   an  activity set forth in section six hundred two of this title. In such   cases, the commissioner, in order to ensure that the  public  health  is   promoted  as  defined  in section six hundred two of this title, may use   any proportionate share of a municipality's per  capita  or  base  grant   that   is   withheld   to   contract  with  agencies,  associations,  or   organizations. The health department may use any such withheld share  to   provide  services  upon  approval of the director of the division of the   budget. Copies of such transactions  shall  be  filed  with  the  fiscal   committees of the legislature.3.  Consistent  with  paragraph  (h) of subdivision two of section six   hundred one of this title, when determining whether to approve  a  state   aid  application or periodic claim for state aid, the commissioner shall   have authority to request any and  all  financial  and  other  documents   necessary  or  relevant  to  verify  that  the  claimed expenditures are   eligible for state aid under this article.
NY Pub Health L § 604 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 6 - State Aid to Cities and Counties Title 1 - State Aid for Basic Services 604 - Supervision of Public Health Programs.

§  604. Supervision of public health programs. In order to be eligible   for state aid, under  this  title,  each  municipality  shall  employ  a   full-time  local  commissioner  of  health  or public health director to   supervise the provision of public health services for that municipality,   subject to the following exceptions:1. such person may serve as the head of a merged  agency  or  multiple   agencies, if the approval of the commissioner is obtained; and2. such person may serve as the local commissioner of health or public   health  director  of  additional  counties,  when authorized pursuant to   section three hundred fifty-one of this chapter.
NY Pub Health L § 605 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 6 - State Aid to Cities and Counties Title 1 - State Aid for Basic Services 605 - State Aid; Amount of Reimbursement.

§  605.  State aid; amount of reimbursement. 1. A state aid base grant   shall be  reimbursed  to  municipalities  for  the  core  public  health   services  identified  in  section  six  hundred two of this title, in an   amount of the greater of sixty-five cents per capita, for each person in   the municipality, or six hundred fifty thousand  dollars  provided  that   the municipality expends at least six hundred fifty thousand dollars for   such  core  public  health services. A municipality must provide all the   core public health services identified in section  six  hundred  two  of   this  title  to  qualify for such base grant unless the municipality has   the approval of the commissioner to expend the base grant on  a  portion   of such core public health services. If any services in such section are   not  provided,  the commissioner may limit the municipality's per capita   or base grant  to  reflect  the  scope  of  the  reduced  services.  The   commissioner  may  use  the  amount that is not granted to contract with   agencies, associations, or organizations to provide  such  services;  or   the  health  department  may use such proportionate share to provide the   services upon approval of the director of the division of the budget.2. State aid reimbursement for public health services  provided  by  a   municipality  under  this  title,  shall  be made if the municipality is   providing some or all of the core public health services  identified  in   section  six  hundred  two  of  this  title,  pursuant  to  an  approved   application for state aid, at a rate of  no  less  than  thirty-six  per   centum, except for the city of New York which shall receive no less than   twenty  per  centum,  of  the  difference  between  the amount of moneys   expended by the municipality for  public  health  services  required  by   section  six  hundred  two  of this title during the fiscal year and the   base grant provided pursuant to subdivision one of this section. No such   reimbursement shall be provided for services that are not  eligible  for   state aid pursuant to this article.3.  Municipalities  shall  make  every  reasonable  effort  to collect   payments for public health services provided. All such revenues shall be   reported to the commissioner pursuant to section six hundred six of this   title  and  will  be  deducted  from   expenditures   identified   under   subdivision two of this section to produce a net cost eligible for state   aid.
NY Pub Health L § 606 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 6 - State Aid to Cities and Counties Title 1 - State Aid for Basic Services 606 - Assessment of Fees; Third-Party Coverage or Indemnification.

§ 606. Assessment of fees; third-party coverage or indemnification. 1.   Assessment  of fees by municipalities. Each municipality shall establish   a  schedule  of  fees  for  public  health  services  provided  by   the   municipality  and  shall  make  every  reasonable effort to collect such   fees. Fees for personal  health  services  shall  be  reflective  of  an   individual's  ability  to  pay  and  shall  not be inconsistent with the   reimbursement guidelines of articles twenty-eight and thirty-six of this   chapter and applicable federal  laws  and  regulations.  To  the  extent   possible  revenues  generated  shall be used to enhance or expand public   health services. In its state aid application, each  municipality  shall   provide  the  department  with  a  projection  of fees and revenue to be   collected for that year. Each municipality shall periodically report  to   the department fees and revenue actually collected.2.  Assessment  of fees by the commissioner. In each municipality, the   commissioner shall  establish  a  fee  and  revenue  plan  for  services   provided by the department in a manner consistent with the standards and   regulations established pursuant to subdivision one of this section.3.  Third  party  coverage  or  indemnification. For any public health   service for which coverage or indemnification  from  a  third  party  is   available,  the  municipality must seek such coverage or indemnification   and report any associated revenue to the department  in  its  state  aid   application.
NY Pub Health L § 607 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 6 - State Aid to Cities and Counties Title 1 - State Aid for Basic Services 607 - Supplemental Health Services Grants.

§  607.  Supplemental  health  services  grants.  1.  There  shall  be   established within the special revenue fund-other a local public  health   services  program  account.  All revenues derived from fees collected by   the department pursuant to subdivision two of section six hundred six of   this article and all fines levied and collected by the  department  from   enforcement  actions  pursuant to the services provided under titles one   and two of this article, and monies received or recovered as a result of   any audit exception assessed against the state aid  reimbursement  to  a   municipality  under this article, shall be deposited in the local public   health services program account.2. Notwithstanding the limitations of available state aid  defined  in   section  six  hundred  sixteen  of  this  article,  monies available for   supplemental health services grants in the local health services program   account shall be used by the commissioner for the purpose  of  providing   supplemental   health   services   grants   to  municipalities  for  the   enhancement  of  public  health  services,  as  an   incentive   for   a   municipality  not organized as a county health district or a part-county   health district to become organized or in recognition of  municipalities   which  have  consistently  maximized  revenue  collections. Criteria for   eligibility for grants under this section shall be  established  by  the   commissioner.  Monies  received  from  such supplemental grants shall be   used to enhance or expand public health services and  may  not  supplant   the  amount  that  otherwise  would  be  provided by the municipality or   appropriated to the department.
NY Pub Health L § 608 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 6 - State Aid to Cities and Counties Title 2 - State Aid for Additional Services 608 - State Aid; Children and Youth With Special Health Care Needs Support Services.

§  608.  State  aid; children and youth with special health care needs   support services. 1. Whenever the commissioner of health of  any  county   or  part-county  health  district  or,  in  a county lacking a county or   part-county health district, the medical director of  the  children  and   youth  with  special  health care needs support services program, or the   department of health of the city of New York,  issues  an  authorization   for  medical service for a child with physical disabilities, such county   or the city of New York shall be granted state aid in an amount of fifty   per centum of the amount expended  in  accordance  with  the  rules  and   regulations  established by the commissioner, except that such state aid   reimbursement  may  be  withheld  if,  on  post-audit  and  review,  the   commissioner  finds  that the medical service rendered and furnished was   not in conformance with a plan submitted by the  municipality  and  with   the  rules  and  regulations established by the commissioner or that the   recipient of the medical  service  was  not  a  child  with  a  physical   disability as defined in section two thousand five hundred eighty-one of   this chapter.2. Whenever a court of any county issues an order for medical services   for  any  Indian child with a physical disability, residing on an Indian   reservation, such county shall be granted state aid in the amount of one   hundred percent of the amount expended in accordance with the  standards   established  by  the commissioner. Such reimbursement shall be made from   any funds appropriated to the department for payment of  state  aid  for   children with physical disabilities.3.  The  clerk  of the board of supervisors or other similar governing   body of each county, or chief fiscal officer of the  city  of  New  York   which has paid claims as provided herein shall, not oftener than once in   each  month,  transmit  to the commissioner a certified statement in the   form prescribed by him, stating the amount  expended  for  the  purposes   specified  herein,  the  date  of  each expenditure, and the purpose for   which it was made. Upon the receipt  of  such  certified  statement  the   commissioner  shall examine the same, and if such expenditures were made   as required  by  law  he  shall  approve  it  and  transmit  it  to  the   comptroller for audit. The comptroller shall thereupon issue his warrant   in  the  amount  specified  in  such  approved statement for the payment   thereof out of moneys appropriated therefor to the county  treasurer  of   the county or chief fiscal officer of the city of New York.
NY Pub Health L § 609 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 6 - State Aid to Cities and Counties Title 2 - State Aid for Additional Services 609 - State Aid; Laboratories.

§  609. State aid; laboratories. 1. Where a laboratory shall have been   or is hereafter established pursuant to article five  of  this  chapter,   the  state,  through  the  legislature  and  within  the  limits  to  be   prescribed by the commissioner, shall  provide  aid  at  a  per  centum,   determined  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of subdivision two of   section six hundred five of this article, of the actual cost of  repair,   relocation,  equipment and maintenance of the laboratory or laboratories   for services associated with a core public health service, as  described   in section six hundred two of this title. Such cost shall be the excess,   if  any,  of  such  expenditures  over  available revenues of all types,   including adequate and reasonable fees, derived from or attributable  to   the performance of laboratory services.2.  Where  a  county  or  city  provides  or  shall  have provided for   laboratory service by contracting with  an  established  laboratory  for   services  associated  with a core public health service, as described in   subdivision three of section six hundred two of  this  title,  with  the   approval of the commissioner, it shall be entitled to state aid at a per   centum,  determined in accordance with the provisions of subdivision two   of section six hundred  five  of  this  article,  of  the  cost  of  the   contracts.3.  The  work  of  all  laboratories  except  the  laboratories in the   department of health in the city of New York established  or  for  which   aid  is received in accordance with the provisions of this chapter shall   be inspected and standardized by the commissioner and no state aid shall   be given to any county or city unless the area of  the  district,  site,   design and construction of the buildings, equipment, work and conduct of   the  laboratory shall be first approved in writing, after inspection, by   the commissioner or his representative.4. The governing body of any county or city which has established  and   is maintaining a laboratory or which is providing laboratory services by   contract  with another laboratory and which desires to make applications   for state aid under this title shall annually on such dates  as  may  be   fixed  by the commissioner submit the request of such county or city for   such state aid and shall support such request with such  information  as   the  commissioner may require. The commissioner shall prescribe the form   in which such information shall be submitted.
NY Pub Health L § 614 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 6 - State Aid to Cities and Counties Title 3 - State Aid; General Provisions 614 - Definitions.

§  614.  Definitions.  The  following  terms  shall have the following   meanings:1. "County", any county of the state other than  one  wholly  embraced   within  a city or any combinations of counties or parts of a county that   constitutes a health district.2. "City", each city of the state having a population of  one  million   or more, according to the last preceding federal census.3. "Municipality", a county or city.4.  "Governing  body",  the  board  of  supervisors of a county or the   common council, city council or other legislative  body  of  a  city  or   county.5.  "Local  commissioner  of  health", the officer who administers and   manages public health programs within a county who is appointed pursuant   to section three hundred fifty-one of  this  chapter  and  who  has  the   general  powers  and duties specified in section three hundred fifty-two   of this chapter and the commissioner  of  health  in  a  city  having  a   population of more than one million.6.  "Public  health  director",  a  person,  including a county health   director, who, with appropriate medical  consultation,  administers  and   manages  public  health  programs  within  a  county, or a city having a   population of less than two hundred fifty thousand, and  who  meets  the   qualifications as prescribed pursuant to section two hundred twenty-five   of this chapter.
NY Pub Health L § 615 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 6 - State Aid to Cities and Counties Title 3 - State Aid; General Provisions 615 - State Aid; Form.

§  615. State aid; form. The appropriations made or to be made for the   purposes of carrying  out  the  provisions  of  this  article  shall  be   available,  in  accordance with certificates of approval issued or to be   issued by the director of  the  budget,  to  the  commissioner  for  the   payment of state aid to municipalities.