New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 10 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter II - Administrative Rules and Regulations › Subchapter L - Hospitals and Related Facilities › Part 83 - Shared Health Facilities › Subpart 83-2 - Certificate of Public Advantage › Section 83-2.9 - Periodic reports

Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 28, July 10, 2024
(a) A
					 report of activities pursuant to the cooperative agreement or the planning
					 process shall be filed with the department in such form as the department, in
					 consultation with the Attorney General and the mental hygiene agencies as
					 appropriate, may require. Such report of activities shall be provided by the
					 department to the Attorney General and, as appropriate, the mental hygiene
					 agencies. Subject to the terms of the certificate of public advantage and any
					 extensions thereof, such reports shall be filed annually after the issuance of
					 the certificate of public advantage, on or before the anniversary date on which
					 the certificate was issued, for each year that the certificate is in effect and
					 at such other times as the department, in consultation with the Attorney
					 General and the mental hygiene agencies as appropriate, may require.
(b) Such report shall include the following,
					 unless waived by the department:
(1) A
					 description of the activities conducted pursuant to the cooperative agreement
					 or planning process.
(2) Price,
					 cost, and savings information, including efficiencies achieved and additional
					 information requested by the department, the Attorney General or the mental
					 hygiene agencies as appropriate, related to conditions required under section
					 83-2.6(c)(9)  of this Subpart.
(3)
					 The nature and scope of the activities expected to be undertaken pursuant to
					 the cooperative agreement or planning process during the next two years or for
					 the remainder of the certificate of public advantage, if the balance of the
					 certificate's term is less than two years, and the likely effect of those
					 activities.
(4) Data concerning the
					 utilization of services in the communities served by the cooperative agreement
					 and quality of care delivered by the health care provider parties to the
					 agreement, including any data on progress in achieving quality benchmarks or
					 targets for reducing preventable hospital admissions or readmissions or
					 sub-optimal emergency department use specified by the department.
(5) Most recent available data concerning
					 population health in the communities served by the agreement and progress in
					 meeting any population health benchmarks.
(6) Data concerning health care professional
					 recruitment and retention under the cooperative agreement or planning
					 process.
(7) An analysis of the
					 benefits and/or expected benefits of the cooperative agreement or planning
					 process under the certificate of public advantage, taking into account any
					 conditions imposed by the department, and how they outweigh the disadvantages
					 or likely disadvantages of any reduction in competition from the
					 agreement.
(8) A description of the
					 measures taken to comply with conditions imposed by the department in issuing
					 the certificate of public advantage, along with an assessment of compliance
					 with, and the effectiveness of, such measures.
(9) Any additional information requested by
					 the department, the Attorney General or, as appropriate, the mental hygiene
					 agencies.