§ 368-a. State reimbursement. 1. The department shall review the\nexpenditures made by social services districts for medical assistance\nfor needy persons, and the administration thereof, before making\nreimbursement. Before approving such expenditures for reimbursement, the\ndepartment shall give due consideration to the results of the reviews\nand audits conducted by the department of health pursuant to subdivision\ntwo of section three hundred sixty-four. If approved by the department,\nsuch expenditures shall not be subject to reimbursement by the state\npursuant to section one hundred fifty-three or any provision of this\nchapter other than this section, but shall be subject to reimbursement\nby the state in accordance with this section and the regulations of the\ndepartment, as follows:\n There shall be paid to each such district\n (a) the amount of federal funds, if any, properly received or to be\nreceived on account of such expenditures;\n (b) the full amount expended on behalf of the department for medical\nassistance furnished under this title to eligible patients in state\ninstitutions for the mentally disabled, in facilities or parts thereof\nfor the care and treatment of drug dependent persons operated pursuant\nto the mental hygiene law and in other hospitals while such patients are\non release from an institution in the state department of mental hygiene\nor from a drug abuse treatment facility or part thereof operated in\ncompliance with applicable provisions of law and supervised by the state\ndivision of substance abuse services, to eligible veterans and their\ndependents in that part of the New York state home for veterans and\ntheir dependents at Oxford that has been approved pursuant to law as a\nnursing home and in a hospital while on release from that home for the\npurpose of receiving care in such hospital, in that part of a public\ninstitution operated for the care of the mentally disabled that has been\napproved pursuant to law as an intermediate care facility, to eligible\nveterans and their dependents in that part of the New York state home\nfor veterans and their dependents at Oxford that has been approved\npursuant to law as an intermediate care facility and in a hospital while\non release from such intermediate care facilities for the purpose of\nreceiving care in such hospital, and for the administration thereof,\nafter first deducting therefrom any federal funds properly received or\nto be received on account thereof;\n (c) the full amount expended for medical assistance furnished under\nthis title to eligible Indians and members of their families residing on\nany Indian reservation in this state, and for the administration\nthereof, after first deducting therefrom any federal funds properly\nreceived or to be received on account thereof;\n (d) fifty per centum of the amount expended for medical assistance\nfurnished under this title to other eligible persons, and for the\nadministration thereof, after first deducting therefrom any federal\nfunds properly received or to be received on account thereof.\n (e) one hundred percentum of the amount expended for the development\nof medical assistance data systems, after first deducting therefrom any\nfederal funds properly received or to be received on account thereof.\nSuch reimbursement shall be available only to the extent that such\nprojects have received federal approval and to the extent that claims\nfor ninety percent federal aid have been approved.\n (f) The full amount expended on behalf of the department for medical\nassistance furnished to persons described in subdivision five of section\nthree hundred sixty-five of this article, including the administration\nthereof, after first deducting therefrom any federal funds properly\nreceived or to be received on account of such expenditures.\n (g) Notwithstanding any other provision of law, reimbursement for the\nfollowing services: care, treatment, maintenance and nursing services in\nn
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