N.Y. Pub. Health Law § 2543
Service coordinators
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Current — January 1, 2023
As of January 1, 2015
§ 2543. Service coordinators. 1. Upon referral to the early\nintervention official of a child thought to be an eligible child by a\nparent or professional, the early intervention official shall promptly\ndesignate an initial service coordinator, selecting whenever appropriate\na service coordinator who has an established relationship with the child\nor family, and shall promptly notify the parent of such designation.\n 2. The initial service coordinator shall promptly arrange a contact\nwith the parent after such designation, provided that such contact must\nbe in a time, place and manner reasonably convenient for the parent and\nconsistent with the timeliness requirements of this title.\n 3. The parent of the eligible child shall provide and the early\nintervention official shall collect such information and or\ndocumentation as is necessary and sufficient to determine the eligible\nchild's third party payor coverage and to seek payment from all third\nparty payors including the medical assistance program and other\ngovernmental agency payors.\n
§ 2543. Service coordinators. 1. Upon referral to the early\nintervention official of a child thought to be an eligible child by a\nparent or professional, the early intervention official shall promptly\ndesignate an initial service coordinator, selecting whenever appropriate\na service coordinator who has an established relationship with the child\nor family, and shall promptly notify the parent of such designation.\n 2. The initial service coordinator shall promptly arrange a contact\nwith the parent after such designation, provided that such contact must\nbe in a time, place and manner reasonably convenient for the parent and\nconsistent with the timeliness requirements of this title.\n
Official source: NYS Open Legislation (New York State Senate). Reproduced from public-domain New York statutes; confirm against the official source for the current text. Not legal advice.