§ 364-j-2. Transitional supplemental payments. 1. As used in this\nsection, "covered provider" shall mean a voluntary not-for-profit health\ncare provider that is any of the following:\n (a) a freestanding diagnostic and treatment center licensed under\narticle twenty-eight of the public health law that qualifies for a\ndistribution pursuant to section twenty-eight hundred seven-p of such\narticle, or section seven of chapter four hundred thirty-three of the\nlaws of nineteen hundred ninety-seven, or receives funding under section\nthree hundred thirty-three of the federal public health services act for\nhealth care for the homeless; or\n (b) a freestanding diagnostic and treatment center which operates an\napproved program under the prenatal care assistance program established\npursuant to article twenty-five of the public health law; or\n (c) a facility licensed under article twenty-eight of the public\nhealth law that is sponsored by a university or dental school which has\nbeen granted an operating certificate pursuant to article twenty-eight\nof the public health law to provide dental services; or\n (d) a freestanding family planning clinic licensed under article\ntwenty-eight of the public health law.\n 2. (a) Notwithstanding paragraphs (b) and (h) of subdivision two of\nsection twenty-eight hundred seven of the public health law, the\ncommissioner of health shall make supplemental payments of nine million\neight hundred twenty-four thousand dollars ($9,824,000), to covered\nproviders described in subdivision one of this section who are qualified\nproviders as described in paragraph (a) of subdivision three of this\nsection, based on adjustments to fee-for-service rates for the period\nFebruary first through March thirty-first, two thousand two and nine\nmillion eight hundred twenty-four thousand dollars ($9,824,000) for the\nperiod October first through December thirty-first, two thousand two and\nfour million nine hundred twelve thousand dollars ($4,912,000) for the\nperiod October first through December thirty-first, two thousand three\nand an additional amount of four million nine hundred twelve thousand\ndollars ($4,912,000) for the period October first through December\nthirty-first, two thousand three and nine million eight hundred\ntwenty-four thousand dollars ($9,824,000) for the period April first\nthrough June thirtieth, two thousand five, and nine million eight\nhundred twenty-four thousand dollars ($9,824,000) for the period October\nfirst through December thirty-first, two thousand six, and an additional\nnine million eight hundred twenty-four thousand dollars ($9,824,000) for\nthe period October first through December thirty-first, two thousand\nsix, and nine million eight hundred twenty-four thousand dollars\n($9,824,000) for the period October first through December thirty-first,\ntwo thousand seven, as medical assistance payments for services provided\npursuant to this title for persons eligible for federal financial\nparticipation under title XIX of the federal social security act to\nreflect additional costs associated with the transition to a managed\ncare environment, and nine million eight hundred twenty-four thousand\ndollars ($9,824,000) for the period October first through December\nthirty-first, two thousand eight, and seven million three hundred\neighty-eight thousand dollars ($7,388,000) for the period October first\nthrough December thirty-first, two thousand nine, as medical assistance\npayments for services provided pursuant to this title for persons\neligible for federal financial participation under title XIX of the\nfederal social security act to reflect additional costs associated with\nthe operation of electronic health record systems that meet such\nstandards as may be established by the commissioner of health. There\nshall be no local share in these payments. The director of the budget\nshall allocate the non-federal share of such payments from an\nappropriation for the miscell
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